TODAY: Join us as we kick off our webinar series on power building in the Central Valley. Community and civic engagement are key to achieving equity, join us to see lessons learned from community members who have undergone that work and transformed the valley. Join here at 1pm: https://lnkd.in/enxvysP7 Can't join us to learn about the housing movement this week? Mark your calendar for next Thursday, where I will be presenting our Unequal Neighborhoods: Merced report. A follow-up to our popular Unequal Neighborhoods: Fresno analysis, but with a special focus on AAPI communities.
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Alright folks...doing something that, I hope, brings change to the #multifamily residential conversation. If you find any value in this information, please share to let others know about this #communitybuilding resource!
Building Harmony: A 12-Part Journey Through the Complex World of Multi-Family Housing We're excited to introduce a comprehensive 12-part series that delves deep into the community concerns surrounding multi-family housing. As our neighborhoods evolve and grow, it's crucial to address the challenges and opportunities that arise with this change. Our series aims to provide a nuanced perspective on these concerns, backed by real-world examples and actionable policies that communities can implement to mitigate them. Part 1, traffic and congestion, is now available! https://lnkd.in/e4tPMy9z
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Building Harmony: A 12-Part Journey Through the Complex World of Multi-Family Housing We're excited to introduce a comprehensive 12-part series that delves deep into the community concerns surrounding multi-family housing. As our neighborhoods evolve and grow, it's crucial to address the challenges and opportunities that arise with this change. Our series aims to provide a nuanced perspective on these concerns, backed by real-world examples and actionable policies that communities can implement to mitigate them. Part 1, traffic and congestion, is now available! https://lnkd.in/e4tPMy9z
Building Harmony — Neighborhood Strategies
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Would you like to let the City of Austin know where to prioritize its 5-year plan to fund housing and public services? Take this survey: https://lnkd.in/gf5fNTyz
2024 Community Needs Assessment Survey
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Are you familiar with the challenges of finding, maintaining, or paying for housing in the Eugene-Springfield area? Do you have insights into the local need for housing, human services, community, and economic development programs? Please help identify our local housing and community needs for low- and moderate-income people by completing a short survey.
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Federal funding has transformed how the Mission District of San Francisco looks at #EconomicMobility. Why? Because Mission Promise Neighborhood's approach is centered on listening to and elevating the voices of youth and families. Now, their model is influencing the city’s approach and they’re advocating to scale it state-wide. See the impact this nested #CivicInfrastructure can have: https://hubs.li/Q02m0bsr0
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Check out this special series about community housing, its role in addressing Canada’s housing crisis and how public policy can support the building of a resilient community-housing sector. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dEwdqRG7
Demystifying Community Housing
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Extra, extra, read all about it! ✨✨ The Spring Issue of The Athertonian is here! Check out page 8 for a HIP Housing feature! 😍 Dive in to learn about Atherton’s Detached ADU Occupent Match Program! In partnership with HIP Housing, this program helps match individuals seeking housing with people who have a room or ADU to rent. 🏠🏠 What are you waiting for? Click the link below:
New Release: Spring 2024 Edition of The Athertonian
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Investments in parks, arts, and libraries are important to our quality of life, but with a serious budget deficit it’s only prudent our city council evaluate everything, and try to make the best possible decisions for everyone. ☑️ We must prioritize. The Community Survey results clearly show crime, streets, economic development as top of your priorities. The council has also agreed to focus on homelessness, which was not a part of the survey. ☑️ We must take care of what we’ve got. Unfortunately, we have lots of deferred maintenance that should be addressed prior to adding anything new. I believe in quality over quantity. How can we be better stewards of our assets and taxpayer dollars? Can we achieve better quality? Is there waste that could be eliminated? KWCH: City of Wichita addresses concerns of possible park closures ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gJPKH2eB Share your thoughts by joining us at tomorrow’s city council meeting, Tuesday, 9am, at City Hall. You can also email the council ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ej_ewMkq
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Demystifying Community Housing promises to be a great series providing insight on the value of community housing and forward direction that could be taken regarding Canada’s #housingcrisis
Today, we’re launching a new series of the Policy Options podcast: Demystifying Community Housing! This special collaborative series between the IRPP and the Urban Studies Program and the SFU School of Public Policy will highlight the work of the individuals who have spent their careers in the community and non-profit housing sectors and will consider how the sector can help to solve Canada’s ongoing housing crisis. In this first episode of the series, co-hosts Hanan Ali and Natasha Mhuriro sit down with three experts in the community housing sector: Rebecca Schiff, Dean of the Faculty of Human Health Sciences at UNBC - University of Northern British Columbia; Ray Sullivan, the Executive Director at the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association; and David Hulchanski, a Professor in the Faculty of Social Work and at the Department of Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto. Together, our hosts and their guests discuss what community housing means, who it serves — or should serve — and how to pave the path forward for resilient community housing. https://lnkd.in/gKS_9mKe
policyoptions.irpp.org
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