via Huffpostby Alanna Vagianos Angela estimated that she and her four children have moved 10 times since they fled her abusive husband in 2017. She doesn’t always have the money to move, but when …
Hearing the Call for Justice in Housing Court
by Christopher Cruz J.D.'22 I chose to come to Harvard Law School (HLS) because I wanted to gain the skills to better serve individuals and communities in need. As an undergraduate student at …
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Protecting Domestic Violence Survivors From Eviction Is Always Important—but Especially During COVID
via MotherJones.comby Isabela Dias Fight disinformation. Get the facts that matter. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter. The coronavirus is a rapidly …
We Need the Housing Stability Act to Prevent Survivors of Domestic Violence from Being Evicted into the Pandemic Winter
by Julia Devanthéryvia Medium.com Everyone deserves a safe, affordable, stable home. But for survivors of domestic violence, that safe place is increasingly out of reach during this pandemic. One …
Moving Day in Boston: What Are Tenants’ Rights?
Via Housing Law Clinic With the single biggest residential moving day in Greater Boston coming up on September 1, renters moving out of one place and signing a lease on a new one need to know their …
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Boston Bar Association posts podcast featuring Julia Devanthery and Maureen E. McDonagh
Via Legal Services Center Julia Devanthery and Maureen E. McDonagh are featured in this Boston Bar podcast about the proposed statewide expansion of the Housing …