These sessions focus on inspiring approaches for building social capital and connections in low-income or mixed-income communities. The quality of life and the stability of apartment complexes, neighborhoods, and manufactured housing communities can all be greatly enhanced with strategies that help people working together. These sessions will feature examples of “Communities of Hope” in Detroit, Manufactured Housing Communities in Minnesota and other examples that show how to help people thrive by working together.
Experts speaking about Ownership & Community
Talks related to Ownership & Community
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From Apartment Renters to Co-op Owners: A Case Study ** Moving to May 13 **
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Shared Appreciation: How Investors can Actually Help Neighborhoods
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A Strategy Map for Supporting First-Time Home Ownership
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The Antidote to Evicted: How a Milwaukee Idea Can Bring Housing Stability to Cities Throughout the Country
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Empowering Residents Through Cooperative Housing: A Grassroots Approach
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Leveraging Land Banks and Community Land Trusts to Create Short-Term Opportunities and Long-Term Affordability
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Financial Innovation for Resident-Owned Neighborhood Revitalization
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State of Land Banks in America
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Creating a Resident-Owned Manufactured Housing Community
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A Collaborative Strategy to Help a Resident-Owned Community Thrive (14 minutes)
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From Apartment Renters to Co-op Owners: A Case Study (repeat)
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No Place Like Home: Investing in Housing, Families and Neighborhood Social Fabric
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Affordable Cohousing Options (and the Secret Sauce of "Communification")
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Creating Communities of Hope in Detroit's Housing Developments (Part 1)
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Creating Communities of Hope in Detroit's Housing Developments (Part 2)
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