Policy

Distressed communities need supportive public policies to rebuild. LISC maintains an active public policy presence at the federal, state and local levels. The objectives of LISC's policy initiatives are established through careful collaboration with our local offices and LISC’s Public Policy Advisory Committee. LISC’s policy office assists local program offices along with rural and urban CDCs with the advocacy process while working with other national and state organizations on wide-ranging community development issues.

LISC's locally driven and partnership-based approach to policy attracts support from both ends of the political spectrum. Rural and urban policy makers alike recognize LISC’s well-documented success in building communities while leveraging substantial private capital. Additionally, LISC's holistic approach to building communities attracts policy allies from the from business, social service, education, environmental, and community development sectors.

Related News

Related Resources

The Buzz: Housing Bill Taps Fannie, Freddie for Housing Trust Fund, Capital Magnet Fund
09/04/2008, Buzz Roberts, LISC Senior Vice President for Policy
The Buzz: Beyond Section 42: How the New Housing Bill Affects LIHTC Projects
08/21/2008, Buzz Roberts, LISC Senior Vice President for Policy
The Buzz: House and Senate Negotiators Agree to Further LIHTC Changes
07/03/2008, Buzz Roberts, LISC Senior Vice President for Policy
ALL RELATED RESOURCES

Generous Supporters of LISC Policy

CDFI Coalition
Fannie Mae
Living Cities
National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO)
National Council of State Housing Agencies
National Rural Housing Coalition
Prudential Financial, Inc.
Reed Smith
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)