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“We’re excited to reach this agreement with JAG to ensure their tenant screening policies and practices align with the law, so everyone has a fair shot at living in their neighborhood of choice.”

New rule from HUD would “undermine longstanding protections against the most invidious and pervasive forms of housing discrimination.”

Join us on Friday, April 24, at the True Reformer Building in Washington, D.C. to be a part of the housing justice movement.

Share your feedback on how D.C. government agencies can improve at the D.C. Council’s Performance Oversight Hearings. 

"We are proud that, through this agreement, Vesta is taking action to level the playing field for renters with housing vouchers, past evictions, and criminal records."

"Our investigation shows that renters with vouchers, outdated evictions, and irrelevant criminal records are being discriminated against at buildings in D.C.’s fastest-growing neighborhoods."

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.

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 [...]

ERC seeks declaratory and injunctive relief to ensure that The MO comes into compliance with District requirements for equitable tenant screening policies.