All posts by Jess Hyman

Local Housing Info Request: Jan. 18 Deadline

January 9, 2019affordable housing, housing committeeJess Hyman

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Federal Bill Would Follow Lead of Vermont and Other States to Add Protections for Section 8 Voucher Holders

January 7, 2019fair housing, housing vouchersJess Hyman

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“Looking for quiet single or couple” = Housing discrimination

January 3, 2019fair housingJess Hyman

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Happy Holidays from Thriving Communities!

December 21, 2018UncategorizedJess Hyman

Wishing you a safe and joyful holiday season,
full of nourishment, community, and hope!

Manchester Awarded Grant for New Housing Working Group

December 11, 2018affordable housing, housing committee, workforce housingJess Hyman

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“Without Stable Shelter, Everything Else Falls Apart”

December 4, 2018Disparate Impact, Eviction, housing crisis, Housing Inequality, income inequality, OpportunitiesJess Hyman

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Round-Up – 10/29/18 – New Housing, Leadership Transitions, Shared-Equity Solutions

October 30, 2018Round upJess Hyman

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Fair Housing Workshop for Refugee and Immigrant Service Providers

October 4, 2018Event, fair housingJess Hyman

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What Makes Your Community Thrive?

September 27, 2018EventJess Hyman

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Who Participates in Local Government?

September 11, 2018housing development, Municipal and Regional Planning, zoningJess Hyman

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