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SUMMARY:Return of the Starter Home: State Innovations in Affordable Construction
DESCRIPTION:A newly-built starter home was once a pathway to the American Dream for hundreds of thousands of first-time home buyers every year. But despite the best efforts of many home builders\, entry-level homes account for less than 10 percent of new homes delivered today. State officials — governors\, legislators\, housing finance agency leaders — are taking this challenge head on: In states across the country\, new policies\, incentives\, and innovations are rolling out to scale up starter home construction. On November 18\, join NCSHA and industry leaders at the forefront of this exciting emerging trend for a robust discussion. Register by clicking here. \nAgenda | 1:30 – 4:30 pm ET \nSession 1 | Financing Lower-Cost Construction\nCapital for acquisition\, development\, and construction of affordable single-family homes from traditional sources has declined significantly in recent years. State HFAs and others are providing financing resources to fill the gap. \nSPEAKERS\nDarrell Beavers\, Housing Development Programs Director | Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency\nJessica Lynch\, Vice President\, Housing Finance | National Association of Home Builders\nRay Mathoda\, CEO | Anchor Loans\nJeff Payne\, Chief Lending Officer | Housing New Mexico \nSession 2 | Leveraging Land Use and Infrastructure Incentives\nState and local policies to enable smaller lots and infill and mixed-use development have big potential impact and broad political appeal. Innovative methods of funding infrastructure tied to entry-level home building are emerging as a catalytic financial incentive. \nSPEAKERS\nGabe Kravitz\, Senior Manager\, Housing Policy Initiative | The Pew Charitable Trusts\nChristoper Nunn\, Commissioner | Georgia Department of Community Affairs/Georgia Housing and Finance Authority\nChas Olson\, Executive Director | South Dakota Housing Development Authority\nEdward Pinto\, Senior Fellow and Co-Director | AEI Housing Center at the American Enterprise Institute \nSession 3 | Delivering with Offsite Approaches\nOffsite construction approaches\, such as modular and manufactured housing\, have long been seen as an opportunity for lower-cost starter home production. New developments in policy\, financing\, and market transformation point to potential breakthroughs in the near term. \nSPEAKERS\nLaurie Goodman\, Institute Fellow\, Housing and Communities Division | Housing Finance Policy Center at the Urban Institute\nMaulid Miskell\, Deputy Executive Director | Colorado Department of Local Affairs\nRuthAnne Visnauskas\, Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer | New York State Homes and Community Renewal\nPaul Williams\, Founder and Executive Director | Center for Public Enterprise \nRegister by November 9 to take advantage of early-bird discounts. Participants in the live event are eligible to earn continuing education credits.The webinar will be recorded and available to all registrants to stream on demand. \nProgram | Speakers | CPEs & CLEs | Registration \nFor questions or assistance with registration\, contact registration@ncsha.org.
URL:https://rhls.org/event/return-of-the-starter-home-state-innovations-in-affordable-construction/
LOCATION:See Web Link
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SUMMARY:Fair Housing for Shelters and Nonprofit Housing Agencies
DESCRIPTION:The Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania offers this training for nonprofit housing providers on the Fair Housing Act and Title VI protections for federally funded activities. \nThis training covers the following topics: – Fair Housing Act and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 – Discriminatory Treatment under the Fair Housing Act – Disability Issues including Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications\, Assistance Animals – HUD Guidance on Harassment – Practical Considerations for Providers of HUD Funded Housing and Services – Best Practices for Compliance The Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania (HECP) is the nation’s oldest fair housing agency. \nA nonprofit civil rights organization and HUD designated Qualified Fair Housing Enforcement Organization\, HECP has worked since 1956 to educate and advocate for equal access to quality\, affordable housing. \nClick here to register for this webinar.
URL:https://rhls.org/event/fair-housing-for-shelters-and-nonprofit-housing-agencies-2/
LOCATION:See Web Link
CATEGORIES:RHLS Events
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SUMMARY:Using Fair Housing to Assist Clients in Navigating a Successful Rental Experience
DESCRIPTION:The Housing Equality Center of PA will deliver a webinar training which will teach housing locators\, social workers\, case managers and advocates how to use state and federal fair housing laws when appropriate to assist their clients in navigating a successful rental experience. An overview of PA Landlord-Tenant Law will be provided along with an overview of Fair Housing law. Specific fair housing strategies will be presented for various landlord tenant disputes with the goal of maximizing chances for a successful rental experience and avoiding eviction. \nTime for questions and answers is included. Pre-registration is required. \nClick here to register.
URL:https://rhls.org/event/using-fair-housing-to-assist-clients-in-navigating-a-successful-rental-experience/
LOCATION:See Web Link
CATEGORIES:Partner Events
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SUMMARY:Homes Within Reach
DESCRIPTION:The Homes Within Reach conference provides an opportunity for housing professionals\, service providers\, tenants\, landlords\, local government\, community builders\, and those passionately committed to ensuring a home for every Pennsylvanian to come together to learn\, connect\, and network. \nClick here to register for the conference. We’ll see you in Hershey!
URL:https://rhls.org/event/homes-within-reach/
LOCATION:Hershey Lodge\, 325 University Drive\, Hershey\, PA
CATEGORIES:Partner Events
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SUMMARY:Fair Housing for Shelters and Nonprofit Housing Agencies
DESCRIPTION:The Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania offers this training for nonprofit housing providers on the Fair Housing Act and Title VI protections for federally funded activities. \nThis training covers the following topics: – Fair Housing Act and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 – Discriminatory Treatment under the Fair Housing Act – Disability Issues including Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications\, Assistance Animals – HUD Guidance on Harassment – Practical Considerations for Providers of HUD Funded Housing and Services – Best Practices for Compliance The Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania (HECP) is the nation’s oldest fair housing agency. \nA nonprofit civil rights organization and HUD designated Qualified Fair Housing Enforcement Organization\, HECP has worked since 1956 to educate and advocate for equal access to quality\, affordable housing. \nClick here to register for this webinar.
URL:https://rhls.org/event/fair-housing-for-shelters-and-nonprofit-housing-agencies-3/
LOCATION:See Web Link
CATEGORIES:Partner Events
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SUMMARY:National Low Income Housing Coalition Housing Policy Forum
DESCRIPTION:2027 Housing Policy Forum\n\nEarly Bird Registration is Now Open! \nRegister Today! \n  \n\nMarch 2-5\, 2027 | Capitol Hill Day: March 5\nNLIHC’s 2027 Housing Policy Forum will convene community leaders\, policy experts\, researchers\, tenant advocates\, affordable housing practitioners\, and members of Congress for thought and action partnership on ending the housing crisis impacting the lowest-income and most marginalized renters in America. \nWhat You Need to Know \n\nEarly Bird Registration: October 1\, 2026 to December 1\, 2026\nGeneral Sales: December 2\, 2026 to February 2\, 2027\n\nEarly Bird Registration Ticket Prices \n\nMember: $650 (increases to $800 on December 2)\nNon-Member: $750 (increases to $900 on December 2)\nLow-Income: $125 (increases to $150 on December 2)\n\nFor questions about membership\, please contact Lindsay Duvall\, NLIHC Manager\, Member Engagement\, at membership@nlihc.org \nFor questions\, contact:\nAdelle Chenier\nSenior Director of Events\nachenier@nlihc.org \nLisa Marlow\nSenior Director of Communications\nlmarlow@nlihc.org
URL:https://rhls.org/event/national-low-income-housing-coalition-housing-policy-forum/
LOCATION:Washington Hilton 1919 Connecticut Ave\, NW Washington DC 20009\, 1919 Connecticut Ave\, NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20009
CATEGORIES:Partner Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270406
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SUMMARY:CSH Supportive Housing Summit 2027
DESCRIPTION:The supportive housing field is navigating changing funding priorities\, healthcare systems\, workforce challenges\, and policy landscapes. This April\, leaders from across the country will come together in Denver to share what’s working\, tackle what’s next\, and build stronger connections across housing\, healthcare\, government\, philanthropy\, research\, development\, services\, and lived experience. \nThe CSH Supportive Housing Summit 2027 is your opportunity to step away from the day-to-day\, learn from your peers and experts\, and then return with practical ideas\, new partnerships\, and strategies you can put to work in your community. \nRegister by December 18 to save $100! \nApril 6–8\, 2027 | Denver\, CO | Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel \nEarly bird rate: $790 | Regular rate begins December 19: $890 \nWhat will you take back from Denver?\n\nPractical strategies for today’s challenges. Eight tracks will explore the issues shaping the field now\, including Addressing High-Acuity Needs\, Operational Sustainability and Resilience\, and Health and Housing Integration.\nDeeper learning and ideas in action. Four Pre-Summit workshops will offer focused learning on pressing topics and tours of innovative Denver supportive housing programs that address health and housing integration and serving youth.\nPerspectives that can shape what comes next. Three plenary sessions will bring together practitioners\, researchers\, people with lived experience\, and government leaders.\nConnections that extend beyond the Summit. Meet peers and partners from across sectors and across the country who are working to protect and strengthen supportive housing in their communities.\n\nThis Summit’s theme\, Ready for What’s Next: Innovation\, Resilience\, and the Future of Housing Stability\, is an invitation to learn from what works\, confront emerging challenges together\, and help shape the future of supportive housing. \nBook your hotel room at a special Summit rate when you register.
URL:https://rhls.org/event/csh-supportive-housing-summit-2027/
LOCATION:Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel
CATEGORIES:Partner Events
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