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In our latest episode, Leslie breaks down a case involving non-profit cooperative corporations. This episode sheds light on the legal ramifications of prohibiting children under 12 from residential units and emphasizes the importance of compliance with housing laws and regulations. A must-listen for professionals in the real estate, legal, and non-profit sectors seeking to deepen their understanding of housing rights and policy implications. https://lnkd.in/gE5z6ENv #FairHousing #SeniorCommunities #HOPA

What burden of proof do communities need to meet to be considered senior living? This case involved non-profit cooperatives that used age restrictions in their leasing policies and found themselves embroiled in legal trouble. Watch now to find out the outcome of this case and learn what properties should do if they want or feel that their community is eligible under HOPA (Housing for Older Persons Act). https://lnkd.in/gduC2Pfm #FairHousing #SeniorCommunities #HOPA

🔎 What is impact and how do we measure it? Join our Topical Training to learn how to monitor and evaluate your befriending service to show its impact on the community. Book now: https://lnkd.in/ewiRbj_d #CharityTraining #Befriending #ThirdSectorTraining

🔎 What is impact and how do we measure it? Join our Topical Training to learn how to monitor and evaluate your befriending service to show its impact on the community. Book now: https://lnkd.in/ewiRbj_d #CharityTraining #Befriending #ThirdSectorTraining

Did you know that 70% of our printed Post Community Newspaper content is free space we give to local community groups, charities and not for profit organisations every month to shout about what they do? Did you also know, an additional 5% of our printed Post Community Newspaper content is free space we give every month to residents who want to write about their local history, their passion for food, their poetry, or a crossword, or give us vital information about their area of expertise. Only 25% of our Post Community Newspaper content is for advertising... but 100% of our Post Community Newspaper costs us money! Wherever you live, work or hangout in the South Manchester area, we've got a paper that covers all the positive local news for that area! However, we can't do what we do without continued support from local businesses, residents and community groups. We always need your support in some way or other, whether that's delivering papers to your neighbours, donating your sofa change, or advertising your business with us. To find out more about all the different ways you can support us, please visit: www.communitynewsgm.co.uk Drawing Board Productions Community Interest Company #communitynewspaper #community #collaboration #notforprofit

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#NarrativeTips Celebrate the wins loudly - and explain the role of collective effort and solidarity. The work of progressing towards a more inclusive, more just, more sensible set of policies and practice is hard. Boy is it hard. And we spend a lot of time in the difficult space of thinking about and talking about the problems. Most of you will know about negativity bias - part of our fast thinking system that means we recall and tend to create predictive mental models around negative outcomes. Which makes it hard to believe positive change will happen. But the reality is it does! and to counter this (and other mental models that get in the way) we need to frame the wins well. When we win, when progress is made (even imperfect progress because we are humans after all), its useful to celebrate it in a way which explains for people the steps that were taken, especially the collective, collaborative steps that were taken to get us there. Frame the solidarity of different groups of people coming together across different parts of our community (as a side note I think it is not so useful to frame it in war like terms which is an extrinsic set of values). So yesterday, people in local politics in Wellington made some great decisions about housing in the city. It was a win for a more inclusive city, and to get here took the efforts of many people working together, across different communities, to demand better long term decisions from our decision makers for our public good. It included enormous efforts into deepening public understanding on the issues (yup framing matters), as well as just good old fashioned organising so decision makers can hear. That is how big change happens. Keep at it https://lnkd.in/eT9Tx3Rg

Interested in putting a trust-based framework of social good into practice? Join this webinar to learn how to take actionable steps on advancing equity, shifting power, and building mutually accountable relationships with communities and charity partners!

Super excited for this webinar on implementing a trust-based framework to social good! Register now to learn how to take actionable steps on advancing equity, shifting power, and building mutually accountable relationships with communities and charity partners.

On the #GNHCommunity Blogs: NEW online resource: #NewHaven People and the Environment Research Library (New Haven PERL); How to Transform Our Natural Instincts to Get What We DO Want Instead of What We DON'T and more. #GrtNewHaven #NHV