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News Healthy Housing
DC News Now: Families sue DC Department of Human Services for unlawfully cutting people from Rapid Re-housing Program
Mariel Carbone of DC News Now reports on a lawsuit representing over 800 families who will be experiencing housing insecurity after being booted from the…
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News Healthy Housing
The Washington Post: Families sue D.C. for ending housing aid in unprecedented case
In a collaborative piece from the Washington Post, reporters Marissa Lang and Meagan Flynn report on three families who are seeking certification for a class-action suit…
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News Health
Street Sense Media: At one building, the fight for better housing conditions never ends
Donte Kirby of Street Sense Media reports on the struggle many tenants face in submitting complaints to the Department of Buildings (DOB) in reporting deteriorating…
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News Education
ABC 7: DC parents push for more consistent bus service for students with disabilities
Carl Willis of ABC 7 continues coverage on the OSSE transportation class action lawsuit, this time on budget constraints that affect consistent nursing services on…
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News Healthy Housing
Washington Informer: DCPS Uses Connected Schools Model to Tackle Homelessness
Reporter Sam Collins of the Washington Informer covers the DC Homeless Crisis, and the latest on how housing insecurity is affecting the District’s public-school students.…
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News Education
WUSA9: 'The communication is still just an issue,' | Parents say buses are still late this new school year for students with disabilities
Alexis Wainwright reports on the ongoing OSSE transportation class action lawsuit and speaks to parents represented in the suit about current challenges they are facing…
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News Health
Washington City Paper: Despite Repeat Complaints, D.C.’s Public Housing Residents Face Delays in Receiving Basic Repairs
Katherine Dailey, an affiliate of the Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University in Washington, D.C., writes about DC’s Public Housing ongoing issues with repairs and…
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News Family
Washington Business Journal: D.C. nonprofits to upgrade air quality in 700 multifamily homes
More than 700 multifamily units across six properties in Anacostia and Mount Vernon Square will receive $20 million worth upgrades to improve air quality with…
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News Health
WUSA9: National Housing Trust and Children's Law Center awarded $20M from EPA for community change
Amber Anderson from WUSA9 reports on funding that was recently awarded to Children’s Law Center and the National Housing Trust towards special housing projects. This…
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News Education
WTOP: How DC is planning to improve school transportation for students with disabilities
Scott Gelman of WTOP continues reporting on a lawsuit filed against DC’s Office of the State Superintendent of Education for failing to provide safe, reliable,…
