Showing entries tagged with: poverty

February 6, 2023

Housing Disconnect: Bronx Residents Want Affordable Housing Opportunities Right Away – AHORA!

by UNHP
Don’t say it’s affordable housing for low income – That is not true! That is bogus. Ok. It […]
June 11, 2021

A Year into the Pandemic: Taking Stock in the Bronx

by UNHP
Last June UNHP published a blog entitled “Bronx Reality before Covid is Manifesting Devastating and Deadly Consequences” looking at […]
January 11, 2021

Information for Bronx Tenants on Covid-19 Eviction Prevention

by UNHP
Eviction Protections During Covid-19 You may have heard about an Eviction Moratorium during Covid-19, that prevents tenants from […]
June 2, 2020

Bronx Reality before Covid is Manifesting Devastating and Deadly Consequences

by UNHP
Headlines about the impact of COVID-19 on the Bronx abound. Arguably, the most striking title was from the […]
April 10, 2020

Community-based Health Centers Critical to Bronx Wellness

by UNHP
Last week UNHP published a blog looking at the well-documented long-standing income, racial and ethnic disparities, as well […]
June 13, 2017

The Bronx Talks Back // Views from the Northwest Bronx

by UNHP
UNHP and our guest bloggers have used Views from the Northwest Bronx to share the experiences of local groups as […]
May 24, 2017

Is the Bronx Building? Look for Yourself // Views from the Northwest Bronx

by UNHP
This post is part of a series aimed at framing an inclusive and informed discussion on issues affecting […]
May 2, 2017

Understanding the Unique Needs of a Community // Views from the Northwest Bronx

by UNHP
Judi Kende, Vice President and New York Market Leader for Enterprise Community Partners, Inc., authored this post, with […]
April 6, 2017

New Policy, Old Issue: Homelessness & the Concentration of Poverty// Views from the Northwest Bronx

by UNHP
This post is part of a new series aimed at framing an inclusive and informed discussion on issues […]

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