Washington, DC’s coverage of the “There’s No Place Like Home” report by Housing America and the Doc4Kids Project highlights the 5 million children impacted by inadequate housing nationwide. 

Colorado agencies in support of improved housing conditions use the Housing America and the Doc4Kids Project report to highlight local inequities in housing. 

Housing advocates in Columbus, Ohio join Housing America’s pressure to improve housing conditions for the benefit of improving and protecting children’s health and educational success.

Housing advocates in St. Louis, Missouri use Housing America’s “There’s No Place Like Home” report to advocate for improved housing conditions for the 17,000 families in St. Louis living in substandard housing. 

San Francisco housing advocates use the Doc4Kids Project and Housing America report, “There’s No Place Like Home,” to advocate for low-income families in San Francisco facing fewer and more expensive housing options. 

Religious Witness with Homeless People and Housing America call the nation’s lack of affordable housing a “spiritual and moral crisis.”

Housing America publishes realistic solutions to the affordable housing crisis, receiving national attention.

A glimpse at the nationwide media attention earned by Housing America and Religious Witness with Homeless People’s “National Call for Affordable Housing.”