National Public Housing Museum
@nphm.org
Discover the first cultural institution in the country dedicated to interpreting the American experience in public housing. Offering exhibits, tours, events, and more from our new space in Chicago.
National Public Housing Museum's Company Logos
National Public Housing Museum's Brand Colors
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#FF5E35
Outrageous Orange
255, 94, 53
12, 100, 60
0, 63, 79, 0
#FFB06E
Macaroni and Cheese
255, 176, 110
27, 100, 72
0, 31, 57, 0
#581A41
Wine Berry
88, 26, 65
322, 54, 22
0, 70, 26, 65
About National Public Housing Museum
The National Public Housing Museum (NPHM) is a unique and thought-provoking brand that aims to challenge preconceived notions about housing policy and the concept of home in America. Unlike many traditional museums, NPHM takes a political stance, advocating for change in the housing sector. Through a variety of programs, exhibitions, and events, NPHM brings together artists, scholars, and individuals directly impacted by housing policy to engage in meaningful discussions that can shape the future of this vital issue.
At NPHM, visitors can explore powerful exhibits like Stories from the Redline: Fire Fire Gentrifier and Through the People that shed light on the lived experiences of marginalized communities and the inequities they face. Additionally, NPHM offers educational resources like the Chicago Mayoral Voter Education toolkit, providing citizens with tools to make informed decisions on housing-related issues. With a passionate team of board members, an executive director, and advisory council guiding their mission, NPHM is making a significant impact in advocating for equitable housing for all.
Join them on their journey, support their cause, and learn more about the complex relationship between housing, policy, and community by visiting their blog, shop, or contacting them directly. Your involvement can help shape the future of housing policy in America
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2007
Company size
2-10 employees
