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Governor Lamont’s Veto of H.B. 5002 Leaves Connecticut Families and Businesses Without Relief from Housing Crisis

June 23, 2025

Hartford, CT — Governor Ned Lamont’s veto of H.B. 5002 closes the 2025 legislative session without delivering any of the systemic reforms that Connecticut urgently needs

Why Housing for All Matters: A unified call for federal support

May 30, 2025

By: Amy Peltier, Coalition and Advocacy Director Across the country, people are sounding the alarm: housing is becoming increasingly unaffordable and harder to find. Nearly

Federal Budget Proposal Threatens Rental Assistance – Here’s What to Know and Do

May 21, 2025

The Trump Administration recently released a proposed federal budget that would significantly reduce funding for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Among

THE REALITY: HOUSING CHALLENGES I FACED AS ALOW-INCOME EARNER

May 20, 2025

By: Mabel Thompson, UConn School of Public Policy Intern Like many low-income earners, I have faced the ongoing challenge of finding affordable and decent housing.

Bridging the Gap: Protecting Affordable Housing in the Face of Federal Cuts Site Visit – Charles F. Greene Homes

May 8, 2025

By: Mabel Thompson, UConn School of Public Policy Intern On May 5, 2025, Park City Communities (PCC) and the Partnership for Strong Communities (PSC) hosted

Recap: Norwich Community Housing Resource Fair

May 2, 2025

By: Felishka Ramirez, Research and Community Engagement Intern On April 5, 2025, the Partnership for Strong Communities, in collaboration with the NAACP Robertsine Duncan Youth

What Would Fairfield County Look Like Under Conditions of Complete Racial Equity?

April 30, 2025

Urban Institute Identifies Billion Dollar Economic and Fiscal Windfalls in Their New Report, “The Upside” By Alysha Gardner, Senior Policy Analyst “Equity is neither a

Embracing Intersectionality: Insights from Our Latest Webinar 

April 18, 2025

By: Mabel Thompson, UConn School of Public Policy Intern In today’s interconnected world, addressing social challenges requires an intersectional approach that recognizes the multiple, overlapping

Can Rental Assistance Programs Reduce Evictions Across Connecticut Towns?

April 8, 2025

By: Samaila Adelaiye, PhD, Research & Policy Fellow Rental assistance aims to address housing affordability, thus increasing access to safe and affordable housing. But what

FUNDING PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: LIBERTY BANK

March 31, 2025

By: Toral Maher, Foundation Manager & Executive Director, Liberty Bank Talk a little bit about your background/history and how you came to be at Liberty

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