​About a quarter of Black babies and toddlers in rental households face the threat of eviction in a typical year, a new study says, and all childrenare disproportionately at risk.
By Emily Badger, Claire Cain Miller and Alicia Parlapiano
Oct. 2, 2023

The Americans most at risk of eviction are babies and toddlers, according to new data that provides the fullest demographic picture yet of who livesin rental households facing eviction nationwide.

Children under 5 make up the largest group by age of those whose households have had an eviction filed against them, weathering instability duringcrucial years for their development.

May 17, 2022​
​Family Promise’s Racial Justice Council recently released the following statement, on behalf of the Family Promise network, addressing the mass shooting and hate crime in Buffalo, NY. The horrific mass shooting in Buffalo, NY over the weekend was a hate crime on the Black community. The gunman made it known–through his words and actions–that he was targeting Black people. The race-based attack has left us devastated, irate, frustrated, and fearful. Our sobering reality is that hate crimes against Black Americans are not uncommon in the United States. In fact, the FBI reported that hate crimes are at their highest rates in over 12 years with anti-Black hate crimes being the highest. Centuries of systemic oppression that started as overt hate during slavery and Jim Crow has evolved into subtle but equally insidious racism today, from microaggressions to murder.

Family Promise Giving Day is a 24-hour online campaign to raise awareness and support for families battling homelessness. We're asking friends to "Give an Hour," whether that's an hour of time volunteering, an hour's worth of salary as a donation, or an hour spent raising awareness about the crisis of family homelessness. You can play a significant role in ensuring families in need have a place to call home.
Every year, 3 million children in this country experience homelessness. Join Family Promise on April 28th in the fight against family homelessness.

BEAVERTON, Ore. — Christina Cioffi, her boyfriend and two young children became homeless after getting evicted back in June, but things turned around for them and they found a place to live just in time for Thanksgiving.

​The Pederson family was living in their van before they learned about Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, which provides them a place to spend their days and other services to keep them off the streets. From left to right are: Titus, 4; Jeff, 30; Nicole, 34; Adryan, 5, and Sarah, 2. (Randy L. Rasmussen/For The Oregonian/OregonLive)