National Alliance of HUD Tenants |
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A multi-cultural, tenant-controlled alliance of tenant organizations in privately-owned, multifamily HUD-assisted housing. Hundreds of tenant associations representing thousands of tenants in every region of the country are already involved, working together to: |
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Preserve affordable housing * Protect tenants' rights * Promote tenant ownership and control |
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The US has lost well over 250,000 units of government subsidized housing for low income people since the UN Habitat II Conference in 1996, which committed the US to do more, not less, to build and save people’s homes. There has been no federal low income rental housing construction program since 1983. Instead, the government has approved 140,000 units of public housing for demolition. The US still promotes “privatization” and “deregulation” of subsidized housing -- disastrous strategies that have failed in the energy, telecommunications, airline industries in the US and across the globe. US subsidies for wealthy landlords and homeowners still exceed rental subsidies for low income people by three to one. The National Alliance of HUD Tenants has long held Save Our Homes Day actions in the US. In 2002, NAHT joined the IUT, the National Coalition for the Homeless, and ENPHRONT (the national organization of public housing residents) for International Save our Homes Day.