Posts Tagged ‘FEMA’
An Austin designer’s interesting approach to post-disaster shelter
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 28, 2009
Federal court orders FEMA to reconsider denial of home repairs to Hurricane Dolly survivors
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 10, 2009
Photos and costs of FEMA’s temporary housing units released
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 9, 2009
Getting closer to finding out why so many Texas hurricane survivors were denied housing assistance
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 17, 2009
An encouraging sign of understanding by new FEMA administrator
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 16, 2009
Katrina Cottage pilot program woes due to failure at all levels
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 15, 2009
TxLIHIS Karen Paup and NLIHC Sheila Crowley testify on housing disaster recovery
Posted by: John Henneberger on March 18, 2009
Is federal disaster assistance an entitlement?
Posted by: John Henneberger on December 1, 2008
Reforming FEMA alone won’t fix the problem
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 26, 2008
Stories of eleven Texas families document FEMA’s illegal and systemic discrimination against the poor
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 20, 2008
What’s with FEMA’s high denial rate of Galveston area requests for help?
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 16, 2008
FEMA and HUD: not who you would want to depend on to throw you a life preserver
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 4, 2008
