On Monday, members of the Jubilee Housing family stood with hundreds of neighbors, friends, and activists to protest the previous weekend’s raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents…

Jubilee Housing is enhancing the way it carries out its mission, and it starts with more and better listening to Jubilee residents…

As Jubilee Housing has fought to address D.C.’s growing inequity through creating more justice housing, the organization’s efforts have been hampered by the increasing pace and number of properties being purchased for conversion to market-rate rentals or condos..

In an era of uncertainty, one thing is sure: D.C. is an expensive place to call home, and it’s only getting worse…

This month, Jubilee Housing initiates work on “Justice Housing in Action,” the organization’s bold, new five-year plan to create additional justice housing in Washington, D.C….

Food insecurity is often an invisible issue that affects our most vulnerable neighbors…

As the D.C. City Council continues to debate the 2019 budget, housing advocates are making sure their representatives keep the door open for affordable housing…

Residents, developers, and supporters of non-profit affordable housing lost a champion last week with the passing of Bob Pohlman…

As D.C. grapples with ensuring inclusive communities across the city, Jubilee Housing advances practices that take into account the historical racism that has contributed to division and disparity in the District…

More than 200 individuals met at Savoy Elementary School in D.C.’s Anacostia neighborhood recently to participate in the Rally for Racial Equity, Housing, and Jobs…

With federal budget discussions underway and cuts to critical housing and community development funding threatened, staff from the U.S. House and Senate appropriations committees accompanied leaders…

Jubilee residents and staff celebrated Black History Month together with an evening of performance, history, food, and sharing on Friday, February 23…

Maycroft resident Phil Brooks spoke in support of justice housing and D.C.’s Housing Production Trust Fund (HPTF) at an event with Mayor Muriel Bowser on October 2, 2017…

"The Maycroft will help reduce the inequity that scores of District families experience, by offering them easy access to opportunities we all need for stable, successful lives," said Jim Knight, president and CEO of Jubilee Housing…

As Jubilee Housing prepares to close on the historic Maycroft Apartments and start creating the city’s latest “justice housing” development there, residents, supporters, and staff gathered to build the bridges we know justice housing can foster…

On Monday, March 27, friends and supporters of Jubilee Housing gathered in the first floor of the Maycroft Apartments to reflect on the journey to Justice Housing and begin the countdown to closing. In doing so, they also celebrated an exciting new partnership with Martha's Table…

The District lacks affordable housing and supportive services necessary to help returning citizens thrive after return from prison. It’s a gap that Jubilee Housing helps fill through its Reentry Housing Initiative (RHI)…