HOME released a new report revealing that nearly half of fair housing investigations for disability discrimination in the greater Cincinnati rental market showed evidence of illegal discrimination. Watch WKRC's coverage here.
Our latest Impact Report is here. See how we advanced fair housing, supported families, challenged discrimination, and worked toward more equitable communities throughout 2025. Every number represents a person, a family, or a community impacted.
NEW: Emily Cooper's linocut print "Housing is a Human Right"
The design incorporates HOME's theme this year, “Security, Stability, HOME,” along with 1968—the year HOME was founded.
We’re so grateful to Emily Cooper for helping bring our mission to life through art! Check out their shop to purchase a print, as 25% of print sales from this edition will be donated to HOME.
In the Cincinnati metro area, a household must earn $26.02 an hour to afford rent and utilities without spending more than 30% of their income on housing. For many renters, the gap between wages and housing costs continues to widen.
NFHA's request for a temporary restraining order was granted, vacating HUD’s FY2025 funding notices and directing the agency to use its FY2024 funding structure.
On May 22, HUD rescinded its previous guidance on emotional support animals and directed agency staff to stop pursuing certain housing discrimination complaints involving ESAs. The Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund breaks down the major policy change at HUD and the impact on how disability-related housing complaints are handled.
Soapbox Cincinnati: Who lives in our communities is changing. Housing needs to change with them.
"The series explores the diversity and ingenuity of these longstanding suburban communities, highlighting issues that demand collective thought and action to galvanize their revitalization..."
Congressman Al Green, Congresswoman Lateefah Simon, and Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman sent a letter to HUD Secretary Scott Turner about recent actions that threaten the Fair Housing Initiatives Program (FHIP) and local fair housing organizations that serve communities across the nation.
NEW: Survey on Discrimination Against Gender-Expansive Folks
New data shows nearly 1 in 3 gender-expansive people have experienced homelessness—8X the national rate. 58% also reported being denied a shelter due to their gender, and 27% having to leave shelters due to mistreatment.
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Pieces that let you wear your values and show your support for fair housing. Available now through Bonfire, every purchase doesn’t just make a statement—it gives back to HOME and helps power the fight for fair housing!
HOME’s mission is to eliminate unlawful discrimination in housing in the Greater Cincinnati area. HOME advocates and enforces housing regulations for all protected characteristics and promotes stable, integrated communities.
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Harold Jones, President
Julieta Simms,Secretary
Shawn Jeffers
Gina Ruffin Moore
Deborah Jackson
Eric Barrett
Shawnise Lewis
Frank Bowen Jr., Vice President
Kyria Graves,Treasurer
Stephanie Moes
Michael Cureton
Val T. Davis
Lydia Morgan
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