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X-WR-CALDESC:The coronavirus pandemic has underscored the deep\, longstandi
 ng inequities in our nation’s disaster housing response and recovery syste
 m. From Hurricane Katrina\, Hurricane Maria\, and Hurricane Harvey to the 
 most recent disasters\, including Hurricane Laura\, the Iowa derecho\, and
  California wildfires\, one thing is clear: our disaster housing recovery 
 framework is broken\, exacerbating and reinforcing racial\, income\, and a
 ccessibility inequalities at each stage of response and recovery.\n\nFeder
 al disaster housing recovery efforts must be redesigned to ensure a comple
 te and equitable recovery for our nation’s lowest-income and most marginal
 ized disaster survivors\, including seniors\, people living with disabilit
 ies\, people experiencing homelessness\, and others. These individuals are
  often hardest hit\, have the fewest resources\, and face the steepest pat
 h to recovery.\n\nThe NLIHC-led Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition of mor
 e than 850 local\, state\, and national organizations working in disaster 
 recovery released a two-part report\, “Fixing America’s Broken Disaster Ho
 using Recovery System\,” outlining the barriers to a complete and equitabl
 e disaster recovery and recommendations for policy reform. The report – de
 veloped by NLIHC and the Fair Share Housing Center of New Jersey – was cre
 ated during a convening of housing\, homelessness\, research\, civil right
 s\, fair housing\, and legal experts working in disaster areas and calls f
 or both ambitious and common-sense reforms to ensure disaster recovery ser
 vices and funding reach those most in need.  \n\nLearn about the report’s 
 recommendations\, the need for its reforms\, and current disaster recovery
  reform efforts\, at a virtual briefing on September 10th at 3:00pmET.\n\n
 Moderator:\n\nSarah Saadian\, Vice President of Public Policy\, National L
 ow Income Housing Coalition\nPanelists:\n\nSara Buck\, Housing Services Ma
 nager\, City of Cedar Rapids\, Iowa\nAndreanecia Morris\, Executive Direct
 or\, HousingLOUISIANA\nAriadna Michelle Godreau-Aubert\, Executive Directo
 r\, Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico\nChrishelle Palay\, Executive Director\, Houst
 on Organizing Movement for Equity (HOME) Coalition\nDavid Rammler\, Attorn
 ey\, Fair Share Housing Center of New Jersey\nTrey Reffett\, Housing & Inf
 rastructure\, Office of Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI)
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DESCRIPTION:The coronavirus pandemic has underscored the deep\, longstandin
 g inequities in our nation’s disaster housing response and recovery system
 . From Hurricane Katrina\, Hurricane Maria\, and Hurricane Harvey to the m
 ost recent disasters\, including Hurricane Laura\, the Iowa derecho\, and 
 California wildfires\, one thing is clear: our disaster housing recovery f
 ramework is broken\, exacerbating and reinforcing racial\, income\, and ac
 cessibility inequalities at each stage of response and recovery.\n\nFedera
 l disaster housing recovery efforts must be redesigned to ensure a complet
 e and equitable recovery for our nation’s lowest-income and most marginali
 zed disaster survivors\, including seniors\, people living with disabiliti
 es\, people experiencing homelessness\, and others. These individuals are 
 often hardest hit\, have the fewest resources\, and face the steepest path
  to recovery.\n\nThe NLIHC-led Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition of more
  than 850 local\, state\, and national organizations working in disaster r
 ecovery released a two-part report\, “Fixing America’s Broken Disaster Hou
 sing Recovery System\,” outlining the barriers to a complete and equitable
  disaster recovery and recommendations for policy reform. The report – dev
 eloped by NLIHC and the Fair Share Housing Center of New Jersey – was crea
 ted during a convening of housing\, homelessness\, research\, civil rights
 \, fair housing\, and legal experts working in disaster areas and calls fo
 r both ambitious and common-sense reforms to ensure disaster recovery serv
 ices and funding reach those most in need.  \n\nLearn about the report’s r
 ecommendations\, the need for its reforms\, and current disaster recovery 
 reform efforts\, at a virtual briefing on September 10th at 3:00pmET.\n\nM
 oderator:\n\nSarah Saadian\, Vice President of Public Policy\, National Lo
 w Income Housing Coalition\nPanelists:\n\nSara Buck\, Housing Services Man
 ager\, City of Cedar Rapids\, Iowa\nAndreanecia Morris\, Executive Directo
 r\, HousingLOUISIANA\nAriadna Michelle Godreau-Aubert\, Executive Director
 \, Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico\nChrishelle Palay\, Executive Director\, Housto
 n Organizing Movement for Equity (HOME) Coalition\nDavid Rammler\, Attorne
 y\, Fair Share Housing Center of New Jersey\nTrey Reffett\, Housing & Infr
 astructure\, Office of Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI)
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SUMMARY:National Low Income Housing Coalition: Congressional Briefing: Fixi
 ng America’s Broken Disaster Housing Recovery System
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