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The State Senate chamber, where Democrats will hold a commanding majority in 2020—at least until the elections next November.

Judi Kende

Judi Kende is vice president and New York market leader at Enterprise Community Partners, Inc., a national organization that creates, preserves and advocates for affordable housing.

A Family Affair: Parents, Children and NYC's Homelessness Crisis
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Opinion: Home Stability Support Needed Now to Boost Rental Assistance Amid COVID-19

By Judi Kende | March 23, 2020

‘HSS would ensure that our state’s most vulnerable residents can continue to afford rent and remain in secure homes in these uncertain times and even after the current eviction moratorium ends.’

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CityViews: Others Must Learn the Lessons Superstorm Sandy Taught New York

By Judi Kende and Laurie Schoeman | October 27, 2017

‘Five years in, New York still has work to do before the region can claim to be truly resilient or able to withstand a major hurricane or weather event. But we have learned so much about resilient design, and other cities can in turn learn from us.’

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CityViews: Rent-Burdened Seniors Deserve Better from NY State

By Judi Kende and Michael J Callaghan | March 29, 2017

SCRIE—one of the only programs that directly addresses rents for seniors—does not solve the root problem of housing cost burden.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CityViews:
It’s Time for New Yorkers to Talk about Housing at the Federal Level

By Judi Kende | February 4, 2016

In recent years, federal housing resources have stayed flat or even decreased, forcing state and city governments to do more with less. It’s time to change that.

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Key Tool for Low-Income Housing Needs Lawmakers’ Support

By Judi Kende | March 24, 2015

The New York State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit is underfunded, oversubscribed and full of potential to help address the housing crisis.

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