Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
“There’s only 38 affordable and available homes for every 100 of the most vulnerable Hoosier families,”I told @FOX59’s @Hannah__Adamson.
“At the current rate of investments, it would take 70 and more years to be able to fill Indiana’s housing gap, and that’s if we don’t cut.”
Following the release of a new Prosperity Indiana report this week detailing housing affordability problems across Indiana, Hoosiers are calling on the governor's office to help address the housing affordability gap.
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Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
“Court watchers often know more about systemic housing issues than the elected officials they are talking to.”
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By @FranQuigley
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
In 2023, landlords filed more than 71,000 eviction cases in Indiana, with more than 1/3 in Marion County. Tenant advocates tell @WTHRcom some property owners appear to be taking steps to avoid small claims courts. wthr.com/article/news/invest…
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
We enjoyed the fellowship of faith leaders earlier this week as our client @IndyMultifaith hosted their first “Multifaith Day at the Statehouse” event. Thank you to everyone who attended!
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
Dr. Chelsea Haring-Cozzi of @CHIPIndy (& @HoosierHousing Steering member) tells the #BeyondTheBridge audience that to advance solutions to homelessness in Indiana, advocates need to come together to tell #INLegis & Congress that #HousingFirstWorks!
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
At today’s screening of #BeyondTheBridge, @IndyMayorJoe announced “I am continuing my commitment to #HousingFirst and am answering the call.”
The Mayor announced a new City ‘Kitchen Cabinet’ to advance solutions to homelessness.
“Homelessness *is* solvable in Indianapolis.”
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
IN is 1 of just 6 states that don’t allow tenants to withhold rent if repairs are necessary or living conditions are subpar. When landlords aren’t “holding up their end of the deal” @AndyBeck14 said, tenants struggle to understand why IN law requires them to continue paying rent. – at Indianapolis, IN
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
Replying to @AndrewBradleyUS @IndyMultifaith
Indianapolis has seen 16 evictions filed for every 100 renter households in the past year, more than 2X the average rate of 7.8 in cities tracked by @evictionlab. @IUPublicPolicy found just over half of the 2,207 TAP eviction cases studied were dismissed or avoided altogether.
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
An inspiring day at the Faith & Action Spring Conference, hosted by our client @CTS_Indy. The event featured a panel with our client @IndyMultifaith and other stakeholders to discuss coalitions for change, reducing evictions, and advocating for policy change.
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
Lesson the day?! Let’s get out of our silos and work together to address systemic problems in our communities. Thank you @CTS_Indy for the opportunity to be with and in community today!
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
Yet another fantastic faith-based partner has shared their support! Thank you to @IndyMultifaith for asking IN's congressional delegation members such as @SenToddYoung to cosponsor the Fair Housing Improvement Act
👇Join our efforts:
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Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
“From a fiscal responsibility standpoint, something that doesn’t cost much is encouraging landlords to accept rental assistance & renters with barriers.
What *is* costly are efforts to criminalize homelessness and put burdens on our communities,” says @IHCDA’s Matt Rayburn.
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
Just less than 2 weeks away, our #FairHousing: Protecting Us All #conference is on 4/9/24.
We will have Alvin Sangsuwangul from @kheprw presenting on #CommunityLandTrusts and the role they play in providing equitable housing opportunities.
Learn more: fhcci.org/events/fair-housin…
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
Register for the Faith & Action Spring Conference to hear local leaders like Rabbi Dr. Aaron Spiegel of @IndyMultifaith discuss policies & initiatives addressing safe housing, mental health, and child poverty.
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#ctsindy #faithactionindy #springconference
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
📣 Our 2023 Annual Report is out!
Check it out to learn all the ways we are fighting back against #housingdiscrimination in our communities.
We will be posting highlights from the report, but you can download the full report on our website: fhcci.org/reports
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
“Johnson County is second behind Marion County in terms of corporate single-family homes for rent. Between 7-9% of all single-family homes in the Greenwood and Whiteland areas are owned by a corporate investor, according to the study.”
Housing is a quality of life issue, Miller said.This is because limited housing leads to longer commutes, more cost-burdened renters and homeowners and other compromises. It also affects the availability or quality of services and goods provided, she said. dailyjournal.net/2024/02/28/…
Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance retweeted
“This is not just a city of Indianapolis problem — this is a statewide problem with these companies that have been targeting Indiana for years because they see it as affordable housing options they can purchase quick & easy and very little accountability,”
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