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The ongoing spread of COVID-19 is grinding the United States economy to a halt. Unemployment claims are , and economists are warning of a recession or worse. Amid “shelter-in-place” orders and another of social distancing, many Americans are questioning how they’ll pay their rent or mortgage.

The Trump administration has placed a nationwide moratorium on most federally-backed mortgages, and Congress’ $2.2 trillion stimulus package contains billions in housing funds. Yet the current crisis lays clear that local disaster responses are often most critical for saving lives, jobs, and homes.

Please join �鶹������ý’s Future of Property Rights Program for a panel conversation with local housing experts from Phoenix, Indianapolis, and Winston-Salem. We will discuss state-, county-, and city-level responses to the housing fallout of COVID-19, and what more can be done to protect renters and homeowners in the midst of the pandemic.

Speakers:

Amy Nelson
Executive Director, Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana

Dan Kornelis
Director, Community & Economic Development, Forsyth County, North Carolina

Joanna Carr
Research and Policy Coordinator, Arizona Housing Coalition

Moderator:

Tim Robustelli
Program Associate, Future of Property Rights, �鶹������ý