NOAAH Kicks Off Resident Leader Listening Tour

NOAAH kicked off its first annual Resident Leader Listening Tour on Tuesday, June 9 in Washington, DC. It then travels to Los Angeles on June 23, Chicago June 24 and New Jersey on June 26. Additional dates and cities will be added throughout the summer and fall.

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Statement of Purpose

The National Organization of African Americans in Housing (NOAAH) is a national non-profit, membership organization and affordable housing advocate for all Americans. NOAAH is a national network of proactive housing advocates who partner with industry and government agencies to design housing, manage housing programs, and implement housing strategies to improve the overall quality of life for its membership.

Created in 1998, NOAAH’s membership includes a unique blend of housing professionals and residents who share the common purpose to promote self-sufficiency and asset creation.

NOAAH’s primary goals are to:

  • Insure that all housing transactions and programs are free of illegal housing discrimination
  • Promote healthy and vibrant communities
  • Advocate for equitable budget authority for government sponsored housing programs
  • Promote family self-sufficiency
  • Provide opportunities for professional skills enhancement, resident training and economic development