Public housing authorities (PHAs) are critical in advancing equity by ensuring all individuals and families have access to safe, affordable, and quality housing. This report, authored by the Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation, explores how PHAs address equity within their communities through innovative policies, partnerships, and programs. It examines the specific strategies PHAs are employing to reduce disparities related to race, income, and access to opportunity. The report also highlights successful case studies, offering valuable insights for other housing authorities looking to enhance their equity initiatives.
What you’ll learn
Here’s what you can expect to gain:
- Insights into the innovative equity strategies being implemented by Public Housing Authorities.
- An understanding of the challenges and opportunities PHAs face in advancing equity in housing.
- Successful case studies of PHAs that have made significant strides in fostering equitable communities.
Why this matters
As the nation continues to confront housing inequities, PHAs must be at the forefront of creating policies and programs promoting fairness and opportunity for all residents. This report sheds light on how PHAs are actively working to dismantle systemic barriers and provide equitable housing solutions. By learning from these efforts, housing providers, policymakers, and advocates can drive progress toward more inclusive communities.
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PHA Policies and Practices that Promote Equity
Virtual Event: Promoting Equity at Your Housing Organization
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