Tenants’ Right to Organize Act promotes tenant organizations in low-income housing projects.
The Tenants’ Right to Organize Act ensures tenants in qualified low-income housing projects have the right to establish and operate legitimate tenant organizations. These organizations can address issues related to living conditions and housing development. Public housing agencies and owners must recognize these organizations, provide meeting spaces, and consider their feedback. The Act also prohibits retaliation against tenants and organizers.
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