Affordable housing and eviction crisis: responding to the disaster of poverty

This is an archived session from 2020.

Affordable housing shortages existed for renters in every state in the country before the pandemic. Now millions of renters are estimated to be at risk of eviction in the coming months due to exacerbated challenges from COVID-19. Hear from leaders across the country on how to implement housing and eviction support programs, and learn how you can assist your community with advocacy surrounding rental assistance, support services that keep pets with their families, and temporary foster efforts.

Presenters

  • Kim Alboum
  • Amanda Arrington | Vice President, Access to Care U.S., Humane World for Animals
  • Gabrielle Chapman | Senior Analyst, Social Justice, Pets for Life, Humane World for Animals
  • Sloane Hawes | Research Associate, Institute for Human-Animal Connection, University of Denver
  • Lauren Loney | Texas State Director, Humane World for Animals
  • Cole Thaler | Co-director, Safe & Stable Homes Project

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