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Charleston residents were already fighting to make rent, then came the pandemic

May 13, 2020. Charleston City Paper. Charleston residents who were already struggling to pay rent…

hannahMay 13, 2020

Affordable Housing BREAD

BREAD’s Nehemiah Action event moves to Zoom, emphasizes COVID’s impact on affordable housing

By Danae King, The Columbus Dispatch BREAD hosts its annual Nehemiah Action event via Zoom,…

Moe LeneweaverMay 12, 2020

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In virtual rally, CAJE calls for crime analysis and action on housing, mental health

May 12, 2020. Evansville Courier & Press. EVANSVILLE, Ind. — A network of Evansville churches…

hannahMay 12, 2020

Affordable Housing BREAD

BREAD’s Nehemiah Action event moves to Zoom, emphasizes COVID’s impact on affordable housing

May 12, 2020. The Columbus Dispatch. BREAD hosts its annual Nehemiah Action event via Zoom,…

hannahMay 12, 2020

Affordable Housing IMPACT Minority Rights

1,200 people sign letters in support of providing more affordable housing and ensure the civil rights of immigrants

May 5, 2020. NBC29.COM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A Charlottesville organization is looking for support…

hannahMay 5, 2020

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Topeka JUMP maintains its goals with meeting held online

April 30, 2020. WIBW. Though the coronavirus pandemic caused the Topeka Justice Unity and Ministry…

hannahApril 30, 2020

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Topeka JUMP pushes for affordable housing

April 27, 2020. KSNT.COM The Topeka Justice, Unity, and Ministry Project held its 2020 Nehemiah…

hannahApril 27, 2020

Affordable Housing RISC

Fearing wave of evictions, advocates press Richmond City Council to up investment in affordable housing

April 27, 2020. Richmond Times-Dispatch. In the middle of a pandemic many fear will cost…

hannahApril 27, 2020

Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Justice Matters Minority Rights

Why did Kansas officials threaten opponents of jail expansion with a $3 million bond?

April 3, 2020. The Kansas City Star Editorial Board. Douglas County Commissioners want to expand…

hannahApril 3, 2020

CAJM Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Minority Rights

Commentary: North Charleston Police Department still needs a racial bias audit

March 31, 2020. The Post and Courier. In his recent op-ed, North Charleston City Councilman…

hannahMarch 31, 2020

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Charleston residents were already fighting to make rent, then came the pandemic

BREAD’s Nehemiah Action event moves to Zoom, emphasizes COVID’s impact on affordable housing

In virtual rally, CAJE calls for crime analysis and action on housing, mental health

BREAD’s Nehemiah Action event moves to Zoom, emphasizes COVID’s impact on affordable housing

1,200 people sign letters in support of providing more affordable housing and ensure the civil rights of immigrants

Topeka JUMP maintains its goals with meeting held online

Topeka JUMP pushes for affordable housing

Fearing wave of evictions, advocates press Richmond City Council to up investment in affordable housing

Why did Kansas officials threaten opponents of jail expansion with a $3 million bond?

Commentary: North Charleston Police Department still needs a racial bias audit

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