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America Needs a National Housing Loss Rate - Federation of American Scientists - Vimarsana News

America Needs a National Housing Loss Rate - Federation of American Scientists

The U.S. should establish a national housing loss rate to stand alongside the national unemployment rate as a key indicator of social and economic well-being.

Source: fas.org
Pandemic-Induced Rent Debt Crisis Threatens Housing Stability - Vimarsana News

Pandemic-Induced Rent Debt Crisis Threatens Housing Stability

Low-Wage Workers and Communities of Color Disproportionately Affected By Dolores Quintana  Rental debt is an out-of-control problem that has worsened since the Covid 19 pandemic. So many lost their jobs, sometimes only temporarily, some permanently, that rental debt has ballooned in a way that

Tell us: How has your energy bill changed? - Vimarsana News

Tell us: How has your energy bill changed?

11% of Americans reduced expenses for basic necessities to pay an energy bill in 2022.

Source: boston.com
Report Group Works to Alleviate Arkansas Food Deserts / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Report Group Works to Alleviate Arkansas Food Deserts / Public News Service

A recent report shows Arkansas has a "food desert" issue in urban and rural communities. Gov. Asa Hutchinson formed the Arkansas Gov.'s Food Desert Working Group, which issued a report recommending steps to alleviate food insecurities in Arkansas. ...

Food Insecurity Looms Amid Inflation End of COVID Era Supports / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Food Insecurity Looms Amid Inflation End of COVID Era Supports / Public News Service

The issue of charity around meals is a common theme during the holidays, though this year the prospect of a sudden drop-off in federal benefits has hunger advocates worried. The federal government's response to the pandemic saw Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits increased, so anyone in the program got the maximum benefit for their household size. The likely end of the current federal health emergency sometime next year will bring with it a reduction in food support for thousands of Marylanders. ...