Holding the Line: Eviction Prevention is Necessary, But It Isn’t Enough
February 18, 2026: When we think of eviction, we picture a crisis: a court date, a sheriff, a family’s belongings on the curb. But that’s the end of the story. The beginning often looks like a utility shut-off warning, a steep medical bill, a sudden job loss, or a missed car payment. For many Arizona families, housing instability builds over time — even when the final trigger is sudden.
Before the Fall: Redefining Prevention in Arizona’s Housing Responses
January 9, 2026: In Arizona, “prevention” is often treated as a synonym for stopping evictions. While that work is critical, it is reactive. True homelessness prevention is a broader, more strategic intervention that addresses the root causes of instability before a person’s housing, health, or support systems unravel.
Following the Money: What Arizona’s Housing Funding Actually Looks Like
December 8, 2025: The Arizona Housing Coalition just released a comprehensive fiscal review tracking every major dollar flowing into Arizona’s housing and homelessness system during 2024. It’s a clear-eyed look at where the money comes from, where it goes, and what that means for communities trying to plan ahead.
Expanding Pathways to Homeownership
November 14, 2025: The path to affordable homeownership is complex, but not impossible. With continued collaboration, smart investment, and clear-eyed reform, we can widen the path to homeownership—and ensure that more Arizonans can walk it.
Silver Years & Fragile Futures: Homelessness Among Adults 55+
October 9, 2025: Among the most heartbreaking challenges facing communities today is the growing incidence of homelessness among seniors. But many of the interventions to address homelessness today are ill-suited to them.
Can We Actually End Homelessness?
July 8, 2025: Homelessness can feel pervasive, and in recent years it has become a more visible issue across our communities. While the crisis seems impossibly difficult to overcome, the problem of homelessness is solvable.
Arizona’s Housing Tax Credit is Quietly Working—Let’s Not Pull the Plug
May 14, 2025: Amid our housing crisis, the state’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit is doing what few programs manage: it’s delivering results. We can’t afford to let it expire.
Arizona’s Housing Crossroads: Building a Future Where Every Family Thrives
April 4, 2025: Behind every statistic are real people. Seniors languish on waitlists for affordable housing while rents soar. Frontline workers are priced out of the communities they serve. These aren’t “challenges”— they’re a call for leadership.
Beyond Black & White: Uniting Arizona to End Homelessness
March 20, 2025: Arizona’s homelessness crisis is a damning indictment of systemic failure. As lawmakers bicker over ideology and piecemeal policies, the human and economic toll grows.
Yes In God’s Backyard: Creating Opportunity for Acts of Faith and Service
March 4, 2025: In addition to supporting the renewal of ADOH and LIHTC, we are championing creative, bipartisan-backed initiatives like Yes In God’s Backyard (YIGBY).
Arizona’s Housing Crisis Isn’t About “Those People”
March 3, 2025: When you hear “affordable housing,” what comes to mind? For many Arizonans, the term conjures stereotypes of dilapidated complexes or government handouts. But let’s redefine it!
2025 Arizona State Legislative Priorities: A Call to Action
January 10, 2025: As we prepare for Arizona’s 2025 legislative session beginning January 13, a critical opportunity arises to address the state’s ongoing housing and homelessness crisis.
Building Stronger Communities: Why the Renewal of ADOH is Crucial
December 7, 2024: Arizona’s reputation for housing availability and affordability has taken a serious hit in recent years due to skyrocketing population growth and insufficient new home construction.