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HUD Announces Proposed “30-Day Notice” Rule for Nonpayment of Rent

January 30, 2024

By: Danielle Hubley, Advocacy & Education Manager, Partnership for Strong Communities On December 1 2023, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) proposed

Connecticut Renters Are Living To Rent, Not Renting To Live

January 10, 2024

By: Sydney Gagon, student at University of Connecticut and resident of Norwich, CT. Devon Norton, a 19-year-old from Norwich, moved out of his house two

CAHC’s National Housing Roundtable: Important Federal Bills Coming in 2024

December 20, 2023

By: Alysha Gardner, Senior Policy Analyst, Partnership for Strong Communities As we come to the end of the year, let’s look back on progress in

The Impact of Restrictive Zoning Ordinances on Economic Mobility: A New Urban Institute Study

December 8, 2023

By: Paige Panek, Research Associate, Partnership for Strong Communities Racial discrimination and poverty have historically resulted in neighborhoods lacking quality services, such as public schools,

Envisioning a Thriving Connecticut: Highlights from the 2023 Connecticut Affordable Housing Conference

November 28, 2023

By: Danielle Hubley, Advocacy & Education Manager, Partnership for Strong Communities What does a thriving community look like to you? This was a central question

Community Land Trusts: Housing Solutions Rooted in Community Needs

November 22, 2023

By: Alysha Gardner, Senior Policy Analyst “None of the affordable housing programs by themselves are a panacea – they all come with pros and cons…

Celebrating 25 Years of Impact: Partnership for Strong Communities Anniversary Gala

September 29, 2023

On Thursday, September 14th, we came together to celebrate a significant milestone: 25 years of the Partnership for Strong Communities (PSC). As we reflected on

Signs Of Gentrification In Connecticut’s Cities

March 21, 2023

By: Faith Evanson, Research Associate Connecticut has been suffering from a housing shortage of homes that are affordable and readily available for low-income residents. Debates

The Intersection Of Housing Segregation And Education Inequity

November 8, 2022

By: Alexia Cousins, Research Associate Growing up, I remember my parents trying to enroll me in magnet schools to avoid sending me to public school

“Roadblock to the Middle Class” An Essay on the impact of Housing Insecurity in America by Jamil Ragland

December 21, 2021

by: Jamil Ragland Is a borrowed home your own? PSC researcher Jamil Ragland gives us an inner look into his life experiences navigating housing in

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