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SUMMARY:CLTs\, Neighborhood Trusts\, & MINTs: Approaches to Creating and Preserving Rental Housing with Lasting Affordability
DESCRIPTION:Tens of thousands of affordable rental housing units are being lost through contract expirations\, abandonment\, and market forces each year in the U.S.\, worsening an already dire housing crisis. According to the National Housing Preservation Database\, more than 350\,000 units are at risk of losing affordability by 2030. \nIn our March 18 webinar\, titled “CLTs\, Neighborhood Trusts\, & MINTs: Approaches to Creating and Preserving Rental Housing with Lasting Affordability\,” we’ll explore economic development tools and innovative models for ensuring long-term affordability in the rental market and combating gentrification and displacement. \nYou’ll hear from Community Home Trust and the Town of Chapel Hill\, who have collaborated to pair the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) with the community land trust (CLT) model; the Kensington Corridor Trust\, which is implementing an economic development tool known as a Neighborhood Trust to ensure long-term affordability; and Trust Neighborhoods\, a national nonprofit using a model called the Mixed-Income Neighborhood Trust (MINT) to combat gentrification and displacement. \nSophia Corugedo\, Senior Research Associate at Grounded Solutions Network\, will lead the conversation. She’ll be joined by: \n\n\n\nKimberly Sanchez\, Executive Director\, Community Home Trust in North Carolina\nEmily Holt\, Affordable Housing Manager\, the Town of Chapel Hill\nAdriana Abizadeh-Barbour\, Executive Director\, Kensington Corridor Trust\nOlivia Simpson\, Project Manager\, Trust Neighborhoods\n\n\n\nThis webinar is for CLT and nonprofit shared equity housing practitioners\, researchers\, city and state officials\, and other nonprofit or mission-driven housing providers interested in using CLTs\, LIHTC\, neighborhood trusts\, or MINTs for rental housing projects. We hope you’ll join us! \nClick here to register. \n 
URL:https://rhls.org/event/clts-neighborhood-trusts-mints-approaches-to-creating-and-preserving-rental-housing-with-lasting-affordability/
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SUMMARY:The Housing Action Plan Virtual Session
DESCRIPTION:The Housing Action Plan Virtual Session \nDate: Tuesday\, March 24\, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM \nDescription: \nJoin Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania and co-hosting partners for a briefing with Administration officials on the details of the recently released Governor’s Housing Action Plan. During this session\, participants will hear directly from state leaders about the goals of the plan\, key policy and funding proposals\, and what it could mean for communities across Pennsylvania. \nThe discussion will also provide an opportunity to learn how the plan connects to ongoing efforts to expand affordable housing\, prevent homelessness\, and strengthen local housing systems. Attendees will have time for questions and will gain a clearer understanding of next steps\, timelines\, and opportunities for organizations and advocates to engage. \nSpeakers: \n\nMorgan Boyd\, Special Assistant to the Secretary\, Department of Community & Economic Development\nOrlando Almonte\, Deputy Secretary of Policy and Planning\, Office of Governor Josh Shapiro\nStephanie Meyer\, Special Assistant to the Secretary\, Department of Human Services\nBryce Maretzki\, Director of Strategic Planning and Policy\, Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency\n\nModerator: Phyllis Chamberlain\, Executive Director\, Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania \nThank you to all of our hosting organizations: \n\n10\,000 Friends of Pennsylvania\nCSH\nHousing Alliance of Pennsylvania\nNeighborWorks Association of Pennsylvania\nRegional Housing Legal Services\nPennsylvania Association of Housing and Redevelopment Agencies\nPennsylvania Developers Council\nPennsylvania Habitat for Humanity Affiliate Coalition\n\n** This is a free web event. \nWhen\nTuesday\, March 24\, 2026\n10 AM – 11:30 AM (EDT)\nThis is an online event:\nLink will be visible upon registration. Click here to register.  \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://rhls.org/event/the-housing-action-plan-virtual-session/
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SUMMARY:Fair Housing Empower Hour
DESCRIPTION:PHRC Empower Hour – VRG Fair Housing in Screening Access flyer
URL:https://rhls.org/event/fair-housing-empower-hour/
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SUMMARY:Pre-Purchase Stewardship for Shared Equity Homeownership
DESCRIPTION:How do you set up homeowners for success from the start? How do you support homeowners in accessing safe\, quality mortgages? What’s the best way for your program to build up a pipeline of qualified buyers? Register for this course to learn about policies and procedures to improve the way you relate to your homebuyers pre-purchase! \nThis course will focus on key policies and procedures related to program marketing\, homebuyer education\, fair housing\, applicant pipelines\, applicant selection\, program eligibility review\, permitted mortgages\, legal document review\, and data management. We will include a focus on racially equitable outcomes for Black homeowners and other households of color. \nClick here to register. \nCourse Format & Details\nThis is a live online course that meets for six hours total over two days. Participants build skills through expert instruction\, group discussions\, and reflective activities. \nEach participant who scores 80% of higher on the 10-question quiz following the course will earn a certificate of completion. \nIn addition\, all course participants will get access to the following resources: \n\nCourse Recordings (for 60 days)\nKnowledge Quiz (for 60 days)\nPowerPoint Slides\nCourse Directory\n\nSuggested Audience\nThis is an intermediate-level course designed for nonprofit and municipal shared equity homeownership and CLT practitioners. \nIt is best for individuals who are implementing or actively designing a shared equity homeownership program. A basic understanding of subsidy retention (or shared equity homeownership) is essential for success in this course. \nPricing & Discounts\nThe cost for this course is $299. \nThe following discounts are available: \n\nMembership Discount: Members automatically receive a 35% discount when registering. Once logged in\, members will automatically see member pricing reflected on this platform. If you are a member\, are logged in\, and do not see your member price when registering\, please email learning@groundedsolutions.org.\n\n\nNeed-Based Scholarships for Members: We offer a limited number of scholarships to Grounded Solutions Network members for each course. Please fill out this scholarship form by Friday\, March 13th\, 2026 to be considered. Decisions will go out the week of March 16th.\n\nInstructor\nJulie Brunner has worked as a Housing Consultant specializing in Community Land Trusts while also serving as the Housing Director for OPAL Community Land Trust on Orcas Island\, Washington since 2002. In her capacity as a Consultant\, Julie’s work has focused on community land trusts and homeownership both regionally and nationally and includes housing and community needs assessments\, organizational and board development\, program design\, project feasibility\, project work-outs and project implementation. Julie works regularly with Grounded Solutions Network as both a technical assistance provider and faculty member. As OPAL’s Housing Director\, Julie has worked on multiple housing development projects creating permanently affordable owner-occupied housing as well as rental units. She is responsible for policy development and lender relations\, and she also works one-on- one with OPAL homebuyers to navigate the homebuying process. Prior to moving to Orcas Island\, Julie served as the Director of Human and Economic Development for Athens-Clarke County in Georgia and as the Housing Director for a rural housing non-profit in West Virginia. Julie has a Master of City and Regional Planning from Rutgers University and a B.A. in International Studies and Economics from Virginia Tech. She lives with her husband and kids on Orcas Island. \n  \n 
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