Navigating the Digital Green Book

Webinars / February 14, 2019

Tags: Affirmatively Further Fair Housing Rule, Affordable Housing Preservation, Community Development, Consumer Rights, Disability, Disability and Reasonable Accomodation, Domestic and Sexual Violence, Energy, Energy Efficiency, Evictions, Fair housing, Federal budget, HUD Multifamily Housing Programs, HUD Preservation, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Public housing, Rural Preservation

National Housing Law Project (NHLP) has partnered with the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) to offer HUD Housing Programs: Tenants’ Rights (5th ed.) on NCLC’s digital library. The new digital format allows users to copy and paste text and citations, bookmark, highlight and provides live links to companion materials. The digital platform also makes the Green Book much more portable and available on cell phones and laptops. Navigating the Digital Green Book will discuss— how to access the digital Green Book; the role of the Account Administrator; and how to use the new digital features of the Green Book. Join us as we usher the Green Book into the digital age!

Please find the webinar recording here, and the Quick Start Guide here.

If you have any questions, please visit our help page, or contact NHLPGreenBook@nclc.org.