Journal of Housing and Community Development
Available as a NAHRO member benefit or as a subscription magazine, the bimonthly Journal of Housing and Community Development is the only periodical devoted exclusively to the affordable housing and community development (HCD) field. It features articles on all aspects of the industry, including legislation and advocacy, finance, international HCD initiatives, green building, maintenance and administration, as well as semi-regular columns from various industry leaders.
As of 2018, the Journal has gone online-only, and can be found at www.journalofhousing.org. Same thought-provoking HCD content, less dead trees!
Call for Articles
The Journal of Housing and Community Development is the premiere affordable housing and community development industry publication. Given that NAHRO members and other readers have a wealth of information about best practices, cutting-edge techniques and successful case studies to share, NAHRO encourages interested parties to submit proposals for relevant articles, draft articles/or and op-ed pieces for consideration.
The standard article length is between 1,500-3,000 words. Please submit materials via email, in Microsoft Word or other text format, and include graphs, and other visual aids when possible. Shorter pieces, such as press releases and case studies for the News Briefs section, are also welcome.
Questions? Please contact Sylvia Gimenez.
Additional Resources
- 2019 Buyer's Guide
- 2018 Media Kit
- 2017 Buyer's Guide
- "Breaking the Cycle of Poverty: Public Housing as a Platform for Student Success"
- "Many Paths, One Destination - New Directions and Opportunities for Ending Homelessness: Part 1"
- 2016 Buyer's Guide
- "Building an Even Stronger Low-Income Housing Tax Credit"
- "Digital Inclusion" (July/Aug 2015)
- "Learning from Each Other: NAHRO's Partnership with the South African Housing Foundation"
- "Strategies for Housing Authorities and Other Lower-Income Housing Providers to Control Bedbugs"
- "President Obama Responds to NAHRO's HCD Questions" (Sept/Oct. 2012)
- "The Voices of Public Housing" (Mar/Apr 2012)
- "Growing the Economy by Using Community Development Programs Differently" (July/Aug 2012)
