Housing / Anti-Displacement Tools
Housing is the lynchpin for opportunity: the location and quality of the home you can afford not only affects your living space and household budget — it determines the quality of your schools, the length of your commute, your health outcomes, and more. Housing Anti-Displacement tools work to expand housing opportunity and prevent displacement of low-income communities of color.
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