The Campaign for Affordable Housing

Campaign Publications

Other Publications

CAMPAIGN PUBLICATIONS

The Campaign for Affordable Housing has produced the publications listed below in efforts to educate the public on affordable housing issues and support professionals in the affordable housing industry. Click on any of the titles below for more information or to download a copy of the publication.

Housing Advocacy Catalog: Case studies of successful local, regional and statewide housing advocacy campaigns for policies, expenditures and development.
What We Know About Public Attitudes on Affordable Housing: A compendium of recent public opinion polling on common perceptions of affordable housing.
Media Training Guide for Affordable Housing Advocates: A practical resource for working with local and national print and broadcast media, with a staff of 2 or 20 to spread the word about affordable housing.
The Truth About Affordable Housing: A PowerPoint presentation geared for a non-housing audience that explains who needs affordable housing, what it really looks like and addressing common (and unfounded) concerns about its development.
Busting the 5 Myths of Affordable Housing: A PowerPoint presentation geared for a non-housing audience that debunks the 5 most common myths about affordable housing.
The Campaign for Affordable Housing Newsletter: A bi-monthly newsletter published by the Campaign for Affordable Housing with articles of interest to those in the affordable housing industry and updates on the Campaign's activities.
Los Angeles Technical Assistance Pilot Program Radio Ads: In the fall of 2006, the Campaign for Affordable Housing was retained by Century Housing Corporation of Southern California to design a pilot public awareness project for targeted communities in the Los Angeles area using radio ads for public education.
2006 Year in Review: The Campaign for Affordable Housing's Annual Report for 2006, which highlights activities and accomplishments of the Campaign.
Public Awareness Campaign Survey Report and Appendix A: Public Awareness Campaign Survey Results: This report reviews and analyzes the responses to a survey (included as “Appendix A”) of housing groups around the country regarding the quantity and nature of public education campaigns being conducted in support of expanded affordable housing opportunities. The survey was conducted over seven weeks in the fall of 2007 and 581 respondents participated.

Hard copies of our publications are available, free of charge, upon request. (Shipping and handling charges will apply.) To order, e-mail us at tcah@tcah.org or call us at (323) 330-0540.