HousingWorks RI

HousingWorks RI is participating in 401Gives! Interested in supporting the work of HWRI's mission to advance housing affordability as a public policy priority in the Ocean State? Donate today:

Support HousingWorks RI at Roger Williams University | 401 Gives 2026 I’m ready to support HousingWorks RI at Roger Williams University on March 31, 2026 during 401 Gives 2026. Learn more about HousingWorks RI at Roger Williams University and all the other organizations participating in 401 Gives 2026.

ICYMI: Roger Williams University's Housing Policy Clinic celebrates the hard work of law students, representatives, and coordinators involved with the first Housing Advocacy Clinic Showcase. Learn more about the work of Roger Williams University School of Law's changemakers here:

Passionate Changemakers: RWU Law Students Address Rhode Island’s Housing Crisis | Roger Williams University Roger Williams University’s Housing Policy Clinic celebrates the hard work of law students, representatives, and coordinators involved with the first Housing Advocacy Clinic Showcase.

registration is closing! Interested in attending Friday's release event for a first look at the 2025 Housing Fact Book? Join us to learn more about this year's key findings, hear from other data partners, and see local and statewide perspectives as part of a reaction panel. Register by end of business TODAY to reserve your seat! tinyurl.com/hfbr2025

ICYMI: The 2025 Housing Fact Book release is scheduled for NEXT FRIDAY (10/17) from 9:30-11:00am at the Providence Marriott Downtown. and register today! tinyurl.com/hfbr2025

ICYMI: Brenda Clement, HWRI at RWU's Executive Director, recently spoke on the Law 401 podcast, a Rhode Island–based podcast produced by the state’s only law school, Roger Williams University School of Law.

In this episode, Legal Issues Decoded, co-hosts Nicole Dyszlewski and Michael Donnelly-Boylen tackle the state’s growing housing crisis. Learn more as they unpack the legal, economic, and human realities of unaffordable housing and increasing evictions across Rhode Island by listening here:

RI: Do We Have a Housing Problem? Why can’t Rhode Islanders afford to live where they work? Why are evictions rising? And what legal protections — if any — exist for people at risk of losing ...