Texas Housers has a immediate job opening for a Planner Analyst / Research Associate in our Houston office. DESCRIPTION This policy analyst / research associate is based in our Houston, Texas office. The position is part […]
Lenwood Johnson, legendary Houston displacement opponent, community preservationist, good neighbor, public housing activist and a Texas Houser board member for many years has passed away. More than anyone I have known, Lenwood refused to go […]
As the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey approaches, there are unanswered questions from residents and a rising level of concern about the recovery process. Many residents are growing restless as public officials are not transparent […]
Hurricane Harvey “pulled back the curtain” on inequality in Houston, revealing some “scary truths about the city we are living in,” said Ginny Goldman last week as she moderated a panel discussion at the Deborah […]
More than 48 inches of rain inundated Beaumont after Hurricane Harvey struck last August, and the deluge impacted people across the area, across the income spectrum and of all races and ethnicities. The disaster response, […]
An editorial appears in Sunday’s New York Times on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act. The editorial is a powerful indictment of the failure of the federal government to enforce […]
Envision communities where any family, regardless of income or race, can find a safe neighborhood close to good schools and decent jobs. Imagine communities where every person matters and public officials use public funds available […]
