The equality in government resources, specifically storm drainage in Houston, is a path toward justice and a major policy priority for Texas Housers. It is apparent that this has not been a priority for the […]
Life expectancy is inextricably tied to an individual’s socioeconomic circumstances; this is fairly common knowledge. However, what is less known is that two people can live in the same area and with only race separating […]
Texans face a host of housing issues: an inadequate amount of quality affordable homes and the lingering effects of Hurricane Harvey, and not to mention preparation for the next big storm. This legislative session, Texas […]
In episode five of our podcast, A Little Louder, we discuss a proposed military base tenant bill of rights and a book called Separate: The Story of Plessy V. Ferguson, and America’s Journey from Slavery […]
(Pictured, Texas Housers Southeast Texas co-director Zoe Middleton and Texas Housers community planner Libby Bland pose with author and scholar Richard Rothstein) Last week, Richard Rothstein, the author of The Color of Law: A Forgotten […]
In episode 4 of A Little Louder, we talk about how housing mobility and the policies that support true housing choice for families can be an effective tool for ending generational poverty. We interview Texas […]
The Houston Bayou Initiative invited me to present my views on what equity would look like in the allocation of Harris County bond funds to address the flooding from Hurricane Harvey. Here are my remarks. […]
