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Compact, efficient housing without bells and whistles often rents for less without requiring a subsidy, and SPUR has advocated for more of this kind of housing in order to address the region’s ongoing housing shortage. Join SPUR for a nuanced conversation on housing types that some consider more attainable or “affordable by design,” such as micro-units, in-law units and modular construction. Co-presented by ULI Silicon Valley. More information here.
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San Francisco Supervisor Tang recently introduced legislation that could be a major boon for families and workers seeking housing. The proposal would incentivize real estate developers to include units specifically for families and low- and middle-income San Franciscans and would provide fees for the city’s public schools. Can this change how we build in San Francisco? Bring your questions and hear from the experts. Co-presented by the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition. More information here.
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The region’s out-of-control housing market affects everyone, but it impacts those who are currently homeless most of all, and agencies and organizations continue to search for new models to provide a home for everyone. Santa Clara County’s Measure A, which passed in 2016, will allocate funding to help build affordable housing, while other groups are experimenting with solutions like tiny homes and permanent supportive housing. Join SPUR to learn how these groups are working to house the homeless. More information here.
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Housing California Annual Conference (Sacramento)
Block by Block - Improving Neighborhood Health ConferenceHousing CA's 2017 conference aims to bring together housing, community development, and health organizations to collaborate on improving health outcomes and building vibrant, inclusive neighborhoods. Learn more and register here.
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This annual luncheon event provides Housing Trust partners and the business community with policy and impact updates around affordable housing. An opportunity to hear California Department of Housing and Community Development Director Ben Metcalf and see Santa Clara County Supervisors Cindy Chavez and Dave Cortese accept the Housing Champion award. Secure tickets here.
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Over the next 20 years, the population of Americans aged 65 and older is expected to grow by over 60 percent, but many of our current forms of housing aren’t designed for aging residents. What needs to be designed to accommodate this population, and what is being built? Join SPUR as they look at the lessons that can be learned from recently completed senior housing projects across the Bay Area. More information here.
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How is affordable housing funded today and why is that important? Join EBHO to learn about the current landscape of affordable housing and how it impacts you as a tenant. For more information and to RSVP contact Adlemy Garcia at adlemy@ebho.org or Najla Gomez at najla@ebho.org |
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Strong Foundations Research Conference (Washington D.C.)
The Federal Reserve System Community Development Research Conference is a unique event that convenes researchers, policymakers, and practitioners across sectors to consider important issues that low- to moderate-income people and communities face. The 2017 conference will explore the interplay between the development of kids and their communities, with an understanding that “development” factors into key economic and social aspects of kids’ lives. Remarks by Federal Reserve leaders, including Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen. Register here.
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This important concept of 'public land for public good' drives EBHO's work in Oakland to inform a policy for the use and disposition of city-owned land, including Coliseum City and the Oak Knoll Naval Hospital property. Please join EBHO and Citywide Network partners on April 1st at a community forum where residents can share public land goals and asks with the City. To RSVP, please contact Adlemy Garcia at adlemy@ebho.org |
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2017 NLIHC Policy Forum and Leadership Reception
Advancing Solutions in a Changing Landscape Join NLIHC for a Housing Policy Forum featuring a wide array of policy-leaders and other experts from around the country on strategies for achieving affordable housing solutions in the changing post-election landscape. Engage with leaders from Capitol Hill and the new Administration and hear from thought-leaders, policy experts, researchers, affordable housing advocates and providers, and low income residents about best strategies for meeting the housing needs of the lowest income households in America. Learn more and…
$100 – $450
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