Insights — Monique King-Viehland

Monique King-Viehland is a thought leader whose work is grounded in 25 years of experience spanning the public, nonprofit, and private sectors, as well as her lived experience.

This page features a curated collection of her thought pieces, research, and publications, offering transformative insights and actionable strategies for leaders, organizations, and communities.

Publications (Authored and Co-Authored)

A curated list of Monique’s published works, including reports, white papers, and articles that highlight her expertise in housing, economic development, leadership, and organizational transformation.

How Partnerships Can Lead to Emergency Rental Assistance Program Success

Urban Institute / Urban Wire · Jan 24, 2022 [link]
Four Lessons to Ensure an Equitable Recovery from the Pandemic in the DC Region

Urban Greater DC / Urban Institute · Oct 27, 2021 [link]
With Limited State and Local Protections, the End of the Federal Eviction Moratorium Puts Millions of Renters at Risk

Urban Institute / Urban Wire · Aug 30, 2021 [link]
As COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy Decreases, Boosting Access Will Be Critical to Reducing Inequity in the DC Metro Area

Urban Greater DC / Urban Institute · Apr 2, 2021 [link]
Three Principles to Equitably and Efficiently Implement New COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance

Urban Institute / Urban Wire · Dec 23, 2020 [link]
How Philanthropy Can (and Can’t) Help Prevent Evictions during the Pandemic

Urban Institute / Urban Wire · Oct 15, 2020 [link]
Economic Hardships from COVID-19 Are Hitting Black and Latinx People Hardest. Here Are Five Actions Local Leaders Can Take

Urban Institute / Urban Wire · Aug 12, 2020 [link]
Five Ways State & Local Governments Can Strengthen Their Capacity to Meet Growing Rental Assistance Needs

Housing Matters · Apr 29, 2020 [link]
What Can State and Local Governments Do to Stabilize Renters during the Pandemic?

Housing Matters · Apr 22, 2020 [link]
Increased CDBG Funding Only Works If Grantees Have Flexibility in How They Use It

Urban Institute / Urban Wire · Apr 9, 2020 [link]

Research

Groundbreaking studies and collaborative research projects led or contributed to by Monique, with a focus on systemic change, equity, and innovation.

Public Housing Programs Could Benefit from Greater Flexibility - Learning from the COVID-19 Pandemic Experience

Urban Institute / Housing Crisis Research Collaborative · May 4, 2021 [link]

Writings

Blog posts, opinion pieces, and reflective essays authored by Monique, offering practical advice, leadership strategies, and personal insights.

Los Angeles is Ready for Single-family Zoning Reform

Cal Matters · Nov 13, 2020 [link]

We Expected Traveling During a Global Pandemic to Be Bad, Then it Got Much Worse

Medium · Jun 17, 2020 [link]

Explore Monique’s writings, research, and publications to uncover insights that inspire action, challenge conventional thinking, and spark meaningful change.

CONTACT

Monique King-Viehland is a thought leader whose work is grounded in 25 years of experience spanning the public, nonprofit, and private sectors, as well as her lived experience.

This page features a curated collection of her thought pieces, research, and publications, offering transformative insights and actionable strategies for leaders, organizations, and communities.

Publications (Authored and Co-Authored)

How Partnerships Can Lead to Emergency Rental Assistance Program Success

Four Lessons to Ensure an Equitable Recovery from the Pandemic in the DC Region

With Limited State and Local Protections, the End of the Federal Eviction Moratorium Puts Millions of Renters at Risk

As COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy Decreases, Boosting Access Will Be Critical to Reducing Inequity in the DC Metro Area

Three Principles to Equitably and Efficiently Implement New COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance

How Philanthropy Can (and Can’t) Help Prevent Evictions during the Pandemic

Economic Hardships from COVID-19 Are Hitting Black and Latinx People Hardest. Here Are Five Actions Local Leaders Can Take

Five Ways State & Local Governments Can Strengthen Their Capacity to Meet Growing Rental Assistance Needs

What Can State and Local Governments Do to Stabilize Renters during the Pandemic?

Increased CDBG Funding Only Works If Grantees Have Flexibility in How They Use It