Investigations and publications
Records acquisition, source review, documentary verification, reporting, website publication, and evidence preservation.
Funding transparency
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Housing Accountability Archive combines independent investigative reporting with separate, participant-directed administrative advocacy. Contributions help maintain these activities without controlling findings or participants' decisions.
What contributions can support
These describe potential uses, not amounts already received, spent, or promised.
Participant-directed advocacy
Document organization, administrative navigation, authorized communications, and questions about individual housing decisions. This work remains separate from public reporting.
Public education
Plain-language resources about housing administration, documentation, procedures, and oversight.
Project infrastructure
Website accessibility, communications, research systems, preservation, and ordinary costs of sustaining an independent initiative.
Independence and donor disclosures
- Financial contributions do not purchase investigative conclusions, influence the correction record, or determine eligibility for advocacy.
- Public reporting remains accessible regardless of financial contribution.
- Contributions are not represented as tax-deductible charitable donations.
- Donations to HAA are not represented as direct financial relief for any specific participant.
- Advocacy information is not automatically used in an investigation and cannot be published merely because HAA received support.
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