Legislation Action Day on Homelessness: March 7, Boston
We have an opportunity to join the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless for its Legislative Action Day at the State House to gain inspiration, meet with our legislators and advocate for the Network’s priorities. Read all […]
Our Network Partners and Legislators Meet to Advance FY25 Budget Priorities
Over the last two weeks, dozens of Network partners joined with 19 of our western Massachusetts legislators across each county to advocate for the Network’s Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Priorities […]
Quick Action on Priority Bills – Committee Deadline Tomorrow!
We are coming upon the deadline (called “Joint Rule 10”) – TOMORROW, Feb. 7 – by which time state legislative committees must report their bills out of committee or they “die” (and […]
Action: Stop Cuts to Cash Assistance!
In partnership with the Lift our Kids Coalition, we offer this update and action alert: On January 8, Governor Healey announced 9C budget cuts that include eliminating the 10% cash […]
Western Massachusetts was in the State House!
Last Thursday, January 18, hundreds of supporters for affordable housing investment and tenant protections showed up at the State House (and virtually) for the Joint Committee on Housing hearing on […]
Easy and Crucial to Weigh in: Submit Testimony for the Affordable Homes Act Hearing this Thursday!
This Thursday, January 18, the MA Joint Committee on Housing is holding its legislative hearing on the Affordable Homes Act, the $4.1 billion proposal that will make a BIG impact on meeting […]
All Hands on Deck: Housing Bond Bill Hearing Set for Jan. 18
The MA Joint Committee on Housing announced that it will hold its legislative hearing on the Housing Bond Bill (the “Affordable Homes Act”) on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 11 am in Gardner Auditorium, MA […]
One Minute Action on Federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit!
Thanks to the National Low-Income Housing Coalition for bringing this important issue to our attention: Make your voice heard! Take this one-minute action here to tell Congress that any expansion of the Low-Income […]
