Tribal Housing Code Clearinghouse

Thank you for your help in developing the STTARS Indigenous Safe Housing Center's clearinghouse of Tribal housing codes. Please use this form to help us understand how Tribal housing law improves the lives of gender-based violence survivors through 'promising practices' or how housing codes are imposing 'barriers' to safe housing.

Additionally, Part III of the form allows you to provide a link to or a file of the housing codes you are referencing. Please include the code(s) to the best of your ability.

If you have any questions or issues with the form below, please reach out to us at housing@niwrc.org.

I. Contact Information

Your name and contact information are confidential and will be used solely to follow up with you about technical assistance or clarifying your submission if necessary.

Full Name*

Please provide at least your first and last name. Feel free to include any titles or other identifying names as you see fit.

Email*

Please provide the best email to reach you.

Phone*

Please provide a phone number where we can reach you.

Phone

Tribal Affiliation*

Please let us know your tribal affiliation, if any. If you are not affiliated with a particular tribe, please write "None".

Organizational Website

Please provide the website of the organization you represent or your tribe's official webpage.

II. Effects of Tribal Housing Codes

Please use the spaces provided below to identify specific housing codes affecting gender-based violence survivors and explain how the Tribal Housing codes you've identified either promote 'promising practices' that should be replicated or impose 'barriers' that should be addressed.

Source of the Code

Please provide the name of the Tribe, Inter-Tribal Council, or Tribally Designated Housing Entity that enacted the code.

If you are unsure, please provide the name of the Tribe that is bound by the housing code.

Promising Practices

Promising Practices are ways in which the law ensures or provides access for gender-based violence survivors to safe housing and public resources.

Barriers

Barriers are ways in which the law, either purposefully or in the way it is enforced, reduces or inhibits access for gender-based violence survivors to safe housing and public resources.

Impact to Survivors

Please use the space below to tell us how gender-based violence survivors have been actually affected by the housing policies you've identified.

Are you requesting Technical Assistance from STTARS?*

Yes, Please follow up

No.

If you would like us to follow up, how can we reach you?

Please select all that apply.

Phone (call)

Phone (text)

Other

If you selected "Other" above, please provide the best way to reach you in the box below.

III. Housing Code Submission

Please use the spaces below to either provide the website to the published housing code or to upload a copy of the housing code to the STTARS Clearinghouse.

Link to Codes

Please copy and paste the URL for the housing code(s) into this box.

File Upload of Code

Please use this field to upload a PDF, Word doc, or digital scan of the housing code(s) you have identified.

Drag and drop files here or

Send me a copy of my responses

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