Arkansas
At the Pulaski County Courthouse, Arkansas Community Institute will present a study on pandemic evictions
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Little Rock, Arkansas – The report on evictions in Arkansas during the pandemic will be published, according to the Arkansas Community Institute.
The announcement will be made at the Pulaski County Courthouse at lunchtime, according to the ACI.
The Southern Partnership to Reduce Debt, according to ACI, is one of the projects they are working on.
According to the ACI, the Southern Partnership to Reduce Debt involved a multi-state initiative to eliminate the racial-ethnic wealth gap and give households of color financial stability.
According to the ACI, the eviction laws of Arkansas and other states increase household debt, making it difficult for families to find safe and affordable homes.
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