Earlier this year, the Internal Revenue Service’s (“IRS”) Exempt Organizations (“EO”) division unveiled its annual work plan. The plan highlights the division’s priorities for the year in determining and examining [...]
A recent report from the Institute for Children, Poverty and Homelessness (ICPH) reviewed statewide plans to end homelessness throughout the country, providing the first comprehensive survey to include stakeholders’ perceptions [...]
The National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) recently hosted a webinar on the Federal budget and 2012 appropriations related to federal housing programs. The webinar reviewed: House and Senate budget [...]
In the months of March and April, I have visited Washington, DC twice on behalf of IACED members to share member successes, learn new ideas, and advocate for the issues [...]
After weeks of heated debate over the federal budget, Congressional leaders reached an agreement on funding the remainder of fiscal year 2011 just 2 hours shy of the April 8 [...]
As of noon on Thursday, April 7, U.S. House and Senate leaders conceded that a last minute agreement to prevent a government shutdown is unlikely at this point. Congressional negotiators [...]
Overview The federal budget debate on Capitol Hill has reached a fever pitch this week. The current Continuing Resolution (CR), a temporary federal funding stopgap measure put into place until [...]
Yesterday evening, the U.S. House Appropriations Committee voted 27-22 to advance legislation that would cut funding for the Department of Housing and Urban Development and Department of Transportation by 17% or $11.6 billion. [...]
In July 2010, Congress created a new federal agency to protect American consumers. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) mission is to make consumer financial markets work better for American [...]
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