The PR Perspective
The PR Perspective—a collaboration between PHADA and Rutgers University— gives public housing executives and leaders a resource for establishing a strong communications and public relations (PR) program. If your agency doesn’t have a PR professional on staff, The PR Perspective will help you with strategies to gain public support for your programs and properties. Executive directors and staff members have so many various and pressing responsibilities that the practice of public relations has often been lacking in our industry. But without it, we will continue to struggle to gain the advocates needed to sustain our programs for future generations.
NOW ONLY $20
- The PR Perspective Order Form View form in PDF and print out. Submit order via U.S. mail or fax.
2013 Executive Director Compensation Survey
Allows housing authority executive directors to compare salaries and compensation with those of their colleagues around the nation. The survey is divided by region and PHA size to enable the most useful analysis, and includes additional questions recommended by PHADA members. Over 1,100 responses make up this year's results.
- You many now order online using our secure order form.
- Compensation Survey Order Form View form in PDF and print out. Submit order via U.S. mail or fax to 202-543-4381.
Rent Reform: Fair and Simple Solutions
This sixteen-page booklet with fold-out poster details seven problems with the current rent system and offers two possible solutions: a tiered rent structure and a percentage of gross income rent structure. Either solution would help encourage earned income, maintain affordability, and simplify the complicated rent structure.
The publication is available online in PDF format (booklet, 5.1MB; poster, 798KB). The fold-out poster is also available in GIF format for PowerPoint presentations.
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Asset Management, Yes—Micromanagement, NoPHADA’s publication on HUD’s flawed asset management guidance, will help housing authorities and Congressional representatives alike understand the issues involved in HUD’s implementation of asset management.HUD Plans Massive Increase in Its own Operating Fund Staff to Implement Asset Management... Click here for special PHADA Publication |
