This webinar will discuss the housing rights of domestic violence survivors during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Localities have reported increases in domestic violence during shelter-in-place orders, and, as always, housing stability remains crucial for survivors needing safety.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, states, localities, and the federal government have taken steps to protect renters from eviction in order to help slow COVID-19 transmissions. However, these actions have thus far not forgiven rent owed, leaving renters with potentially large amounts of back-rent.
This webinar will cover: (1) how survivors living in federally assisted housing can continue exercising Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) housing protections during COVID-19; (2) what COVID-19 eviction protections are in place; and (3) best practices for advocates working with survivors regarding payment of rent during the pandemic.
Panelists will leave time for Q&A.
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Eviction Prevention and Housing Retention During and After COVID-19