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New Staff at NHLP
We are so thrilled to announced two new staff who have joined NHLP!
Marie Claire Tran-Leung
Marie Claire Tran-Leung is the Evictions Initiative Project Director and a Senior Staff Attorney at NHLP. Her work focuses on federal, state, and local advocacy to help keep individuals and families in their homes by stopping evictions and reforming landlord/tenant laws. As a national expert on housing barriers for people with arrest and conviction records, she has also testified before Congress and authored the seminal report When Discretion Means Denial: A National Perspective on Criminal Records in Federally Subsidized Housing. Before joining NHLP in February 2022, Marie Claire led multi-state advocacy networks at the Shriver Center on Poverty Law, most recently as the director of its Legal Impact Network. She was also a Soros Justice Fellow and a proud alumna of the Shriver Center’s Racial Justice Institute.  
Stacey Tutt
Stacey Tutt is the Homeowner Assistance Fund Coordinator and a Senior Staff Attorney at NHLP. Her work focuses on the national implementation of the Homeowner’s Assistance Fund (HAF). She works with legal aid attorneys, housing counselors, and groups representing state-level HAF administrators and mortgage servicers to develop and disseminate best practices, provide technical assistance, and advocate with the Treasury Department.

Prior to joining NHLP, Stacey designed and directed the Consumer Law Clinic at the University of California, Irvine School of Law. The Consumer Law Clinic focused on keeping low-income consumers in their homes after experiencing home improvement fraud and advocating on behalf of vulnerable populations with government-imposed debt. She also developed and directed the Community Preservation Clinic at the University of Illinois College of Law, which provided foreclosure defense, developed foreclosure mediation programs, and designed neighborhood revitalization efforts following the foreclosure crisis.
Please join us in welcoming Stacey and Marie Claire!
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