Michael Bennet: “One of the things you said was that we ought to reward students and institutions who are making a difference against the…”

The hardship caused by eviction is agonizing for the millions of American families facing it every year, and that harm reverberates across our communities.

Today, an illness, a car accident, or a family emergency can lead to a family being evicted from their home and falling into a cycle of poverty.

For too long, taxpayers have footed the bill to clean up abandoned wells after companies walk away from their responsibilities.

The idea that we're living in a nation right now where our school teachers cannot afford to feed their families without going to the food bank to supplement their income says something really terrible about our priorities.