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Supervising Attorney Beth Harrison Reflects on Departure of Housing Choice Voucher Program Director

Washington City Paper ● April 18, 2019

Blank Rome Attorneys Represent Legal Aid Client Facing Eviction from HUD-Subsidized Co-op

Washington Business Journal ● March 8, 2019

Legal Aid’s Beth Harrison Featured on News 4 Story about the Need for Tougher Enforcement of Mold Laws

NBC Washington News 4 ● February 1, 2019

Legal Aid Supervising Attorney, Jen Lavallee, Testifies in Favor of the Wage Garnishment Fairness Act

Washington City Paper ● December 21, 2018

MVP: Latham & Watkins’ David Dantzic

Law360 ● December 5, 2018

Judge Keeps Pressure on DC in Food-Stamp Challenge

Courthouse News Service ● August 24, 2018

What Life Is Like—Still—In D.C.’s Public Housing

Washington City Paper ● August 16, 2018

Robust Eviction Data Can Keep Cities from “Designing Policy in the Dark”

How Housing Matters ● August 15, 2018

Judge says D.C. government delays are causing serious harm to food-insecure residents

Street Sense Media ● June 28, 2018

Homeless Advocates Say D.C. General Closure Should Be Delayed, But D.C. Officials Say Plan Remains On Track

WAMU ● June 25, 2018

Ben Carson’s plan to raise rent for poorest Americans would have ‘severe’ impact on District, experts say

The Washington Post ● June 19, 2018

D.C. Council Approves Credit Building Program

The Washington Times ● June 6, 2018

DC Ordered to Get Food-Stamp Program in Shape

Courthouse News Service ● June 1, 2018

DC’s Eviction Filings Are Down. Are High Rents to Blame?

Urban Institute ● May 31, 2018

Tenant Advocates Warn Of ‘Rollback’ Of Affordable Housing Law As D.C. Council Debates Changes

WAMU ● March 5, 2018

D.C. rapid re-housing: In need of improvement, or the end of the road?

Street Sense Media ● January 26, 2018