California, LA - In a world where the concept of home holds immeasurable significance, Carol Lamberg's Housing Security: A Section 8 Memoir stands as a poignant testament to the resilience, struggles, and triumphs of individuals navigating the complexities of housing insecurities.
Housing Security: A Section 8 Memoir catalyzes advocacy and social impact. Through the author's unyielding dedication to shedding light on housing insecurity, Lamberg ignites a vital conversation about the urgent need for equitable housing policies and support systems. Her memoir prompts readers to confront the realities of housing instability, inspiring collective action and empathy toward those affected by these formidable challenges.
The book includes a brief history of earlier programs. Then it discusses President Nixon's housing moratorium and the study that led to Section 8. I have a chapter about Carla A. Hills, President Ford's housing Secretary, who was very effective and productive.
"Section 8 could and should be expanded to help every American who cannot afford market-rate housing, ranging from the very poor to middle-income families and individuals."
— Social Media Management, Carol Lamberg
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Carol Lamberg started working at Settlement Housing Fund in 1969 and became Executive Director from 1983 until she retired in February 2014. Before that, she was Vice President of Roger Schafer Associates, housing consultants, and in that capacity worked for the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, Knickerbocker Hospital, and Settlement Housing Fund, among others.
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Housing Security: A Section 8 Memoir
Written by Carol Lamberg
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