A Restructured Lens on the Eviction Moratorium
In our first episode, business lawyers from Dallas and Seattle, who are also advocates for the homeless, discuss what will happen as the eviction moratoriums in various jurisdictions run out. Homelessness and housing insecurity are already at an all-time high. As eviction moratoriums come to a close in the spring, we cover not only the comprehensive nature of the problem but also how businesses can offer creative ideas to solve this problem.
Listen to "RelevantNOW—A Restructured Lens on the Eviction Moratorium - Episode 1" on Spreaker.
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