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Inside the Fair Rent Commission Network

December 4, 2025

By: Michelle Montano, Communications.& Policy Analyst Across Connecticut, Fair Rent Commissions (FRCs) are helping ensure rental housing is fair, transparent, and accountable. To spotlight this

Domestic Violence and the Importance of Affordable Housing

November 7, 2025

Disclaimer – the author has opted to remain anonymous to protect the identity of themselves and their family. A few weeks after my 15th birthday,

Summer Youth Housing Empowering Workshop Wrap-Up

September 24, 2025

By: Carline Charmelus, Operations & Equity Director This summer, the Partnership for Strong Communities convened 15 amazing youth to learn, lead, and lift their voices

Partnership for Strong Communities Endorses the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025

September 23, 2025

The Partnership for Strong Communities joins our national partners in endorsing the bipartisan Renewing Opportunity in the American Dream (ROAD) to Housing Act of 2025

Expanding Rental Assistance in Connecticut

August 22, 2025

Click here to read the report. Connecticut’s housing crisis has reached a critical point, especially for renters. Across the state, rising rents have made it

The Intersection of Affordable Housing and Family Safety: Key Takeaways 

August 18, 2025

Birikti Kahsai, Summer Intern with the Partnership for Strong Communities On Friday, July 11th, the Partnership for Strong Communities hosted a webinar highlighting the intimate

Conscience of the Community: Fair Rent Commissions in Action

August 11, 2025

By: Alysha Gardner, Senior Policy Analyst, Partnership for Strong Communities “Fair Rent Commissions are totally unique to Connecticut; they’ve been allowed since 1969 to provide

The Intersection of Housing and Family Safety

August 1, 2025

Our latest intersectional webinar focused on the intersection of Affordable Housing and Family Safety, exploring how access to affordable housing can help to prevent family

FUNDING PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: CHELSEA GROTON BANK

July 31, 2025

By: Anthony A. Joyce III, President and CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank and President of the Chelsea Groton Foundation Talk a little bit about your

The Intersectional Nature of Housing in the United States: Why We Should Focus on Housing First, Why We Don’t & Implications for the Social Work Profession

July 7, 2025

By: Danielle Hubley | Journey of Policy Practice and Research The history of housing in the United States demonstrates the intersectional role of housing in

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