Event
Oct11
Enterprise Community Partners would like to invite you to attend this dynamic two and a half day summit on tribal homeownership. This training, provided by experienced professionals, will provide tribal housing authorities and TDHE’s with the tools necessary to engage in comprehensive community development and affordable and mixed income homeownership projects.
Blog Post
Sep19
Preserving Rural Affordable Homes: Building Know-How and Networks Through the Texas Preservation Academy
Between January and September 2018, Enterprise conducted the first Texas Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy, a series of no-cost training and peer learning sessions designed to help rural housing providers and nonprofits acquire and/or preserve USDA housing in their respective communities.
Blog Post
Sep19
Changing the State of Native American Homeownership
A major part of the American dream is owning your very own home. To many Native Americans, homeownership is just that — a dream.
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Blog Post
Jul26
Opening the Doors to Homeownership on Tribal Lands
Enterprise will work with partners to provide information that helps tribal leadership navigate the trust land leasing and lending process.
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Blog Post
Feb27
Preparing for the Wave: Preserving Rural Affordable Housing
Read about the new Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy, made possible with the generous support of the Capitol One Foundation.
Blog Post
Feb05
Recap: Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy Session 1
Read a recap of the Overview and Introduction to USDA Rural Development session of the Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy.
Blog Post
Oct05
Breaking Cycles of Homelessness in Indian Country: Supportive Housing at Ute Mountain
My name is Chayse Romero. I’m a Cultural and Climate Tribal Resilience AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer...
Blog Post
Sep26
VISTA Reflections on the Native Learning Center's Leadership Training in Florida
Our time at the 2017 Leadership Training by the Native Learning Center in Hollywood, Florida,...
Blog Post
Sep07
Building on the Resilient Foundation That Was Laid Before Me
Ramona King is a Cultural and Climate Tribal Resilience VISTA hosted by Opportunity Link. She is focused on building capacity locally on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, the homeland of the Assiniboine (Nakoda) and Gros Ventre (Aaniiih) people.
Enterprise in the News
Sep07
A recipient of an Enterprise Climate and Cultural Resilience grant, American Indian Community Housing Organization...
Blog Post
Aug24
Building Resilience in the Santo Domingo Pueblo
Santo Domingo, traditionally known as Kewa Pueblo, is located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe along the Rio Grande in New Mexico.
Blog Post
Aug10
Preserving My Culture and Land on the Grand Bayou
My name is Carmalita Sylve. I live in the Grand Bayou . I am part...
Blog Post
Aug09
Celebrating the Financial Closing of Bois Forte Homes
The Bois Forte Band of Chippewa Tribe is celebrating the recent closing of Bois Forte...
Blog Post
Aug04
Building Safer, Stronger Communities: A New Resilience Blog Series
Our Resilient Communities Initiative seeks to strengthen communities and residents so they are better prepared for and able to respond to extreme weather events and other emergencies.
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Blog Post
Jul27
Climate Resilience on the Northern Great Plains
My name is Nick Dorr and I am currently serving as a Cultural and Climate...
Enterprise in the News
Jul17
For decades, constructing any sort of large-scale affordable housing development on Native American land was nearly impossible.
Blog Post
Jul12
Army Veteran Plants Seeds for the Future Within Tribal Communities
I recall hearing my parents and grandparents talk about being a “good citizen” and being...
Blog Post
Jun30
When Tribal Resilience VISTA Members Meet: Reflections on the Resilience Academy
In early June this year, the Cultural and Climate Tribal Resilience AmeriCorps VISTA program brought...
Blog Post
Jun28
Just Released: Our 2016 Annual Report
Our 2016 annual report is now online. See how we are helping people like the...
Blog Post
Jun15
Building for the Future While Reflecting on the Past: My Year of Service
My name is Daniel Ruman-Gonzales and I have been working with the Ohkay Owingeh Housing...