National Housing Trust
Amy Lieber is a professional in public policy and community development, currently serving as the Lending Initiatives Manager at the National Housing Trust since May 2023. In this role, Amy supports the TOPA-Earnest Money Deposit lending program and oversees the RELiEF program to promote rental payment incentives and prevent evictions. Prior experience includes an Equitable Development Fellowship at Enterprise Community Partners, a Health Equity Internship at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, and a Research Assistant position at Georgetown University, all contributing to a strong foundation in policy research and community advocacy. Notable earlier roles include community organizing at Jews United for Justice, research and outreach at the DC Fiscal Policy Institute, and positions at Wilshire Boulevard Temple and the White House. Academic credentials include a Master's degree in Public Policy Analysis from Georgetown University and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from Vassar College.
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National Housing Trust
We bring resident services, lending, policy, sustainability, and development under one roof to ensure that everyone -everywhere- can be proud of where they live Vision The National Housing Trust envisions a nation where federal, state and local policymakers, private owners and investors, affordable housing practitioners, and the public work together to support quality, healthy neighborhoods with a range of housing options so that families of all income levels have an opportunity to thrive. Mission The National Housing Trust protects and improves existing affordable rental homes so that low income individuals and families can live in quality neighborhoods with access to opportunities. Our Impact The National Housing Trust has preserved or helped to preserve more than 25,000 affordable homes through real estate development, lending, and technical assistance.