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Our new 2025–2028 Strategic Plan is both a response to the moment and a statement of resolve.

Despite waning federal support for fair housing, local jurisdictions in the region have held firm, continuing their testing contracts with the ERC.

"Our investigation shows that renters with vouchers, outdated evictions, and irrelevant criminal records are being discriminated against at buildings in D.C.’s fastest-growing neighborhoods."

The Washington, DC described by President Trump this week is unrecognizable—and his dangerous rhetoric demands a response.

This week, D.C. Superior Court Judge Yvonne Williams denied Meta’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit.

“Today’s ruling is an important step forward in the fight against discriminatory practices in algorithmic advertising.”

People with disabilities face two main types of barriers when attempting to access housing: physical barriers and policy barriers.

One thing the hottest neighborhoods in D.C.—and in cities across America—have in common is a lack of green spaces.

Juneteenth represents not only a historic moment of delayed emancipation but serves as a reminder that even in the direst, most uncertain circumstances, joy and celebration are necessary.

The complaint alleges that the owners of AVA NoMA violated DC’s consumer protection and anti-discrimination laws by discouraging voucher holders from applying and preventing them from being [...]