Enterprise in the News
Jun10
Articles in this issue: NOT Business as usual, Community Development in the Time of Covid-19...
Enterprise in the News
May19
The Enterprise Ohio Scholarship is offered with the intention of promoting the participation of African-Americans...
Blog Post
Mar16
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Taking Bold Action to Protect Tenants during the COVID-19 Outbreak
Over the last few days, state and local governments have taken unprecedented measures to protect their residents during the COVID-19...
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Enterprise in the News
Feb28
While the Pay for Success program did not reduce the number of days children were in county care, black children whose families received services were reunited 14 percent more often when compared with children whose families did not receive that support.
News Release
Jan22
Enterprise Releases 2020 Green Communities Criteria
The updated Criteria features groundbreaking components to create climate-resilient, zero-emission, healthy affordable homes nationwide.
Enterprise in the News
Dec10
Articles in this issue: Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition Reaches Major Milestone, Comprehensive Analysis of Cleveland’s...
Enterprise in the News
Nov21
It should come as no surprise that living in walkable cities and neighborhoods benefits our...
Enterprise in the News
Sep10
Enterprise Ohio VP & Market Leader Mark McDermott is heading the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition and talks about customizing the coalition’s plans to Cleveland’s needs.
News Release
Sep09
Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition Reaches New Milestone
Today the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition reached another milestone in its initial five-point action plan by launching the Lead Safe Home Fund, a streamlined structure to provide families and property owners the resources they need to create lead safe homes.
Enterprise in the News
Jul24
Cleveland City Council passed what some are calling a history-making law aimed at significantly reducing the number of children lead poisoned in their homes
Blog Post
Jul08
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Using Design to Improve Lives and Strengthen Communities in Cleveland
In Cleveland, Enterprise has worked hard using the Enterprise Rose Fellowship and the Institute, among other powerful tools, to make...
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Blog Post
May22
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Seven Developers to Head to Cleveland for 10th Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute
Enterprise Community Partners will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute July 16–18 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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News Release
May01
Lead Safe Cleveland Submits Policy Recommendations
The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition submitted to Cleveland City Council comprehensive policy recommendations that address prevention, screening and testing, treatment and intervention, and education and outreach.
Enterprise in the News
Apr10
Sean O'Hagan of the Enterprise Housing Credit Investments team talks in the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits about the revitalization of Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, including market-rate and affordable housing, a grocery store, an educational facility, co-working office space, a restaurant and more.
News Release
Apr09
Cleveland Undesign the Redline Runs to December
Cleveland Neighborhood Progress announces three new locations for the Undesign the Redline exhibit, which will be on display through December 2019 with the support of Enterprise and Designing the WE.
News Release
Apr03
Renters Report Housing Costs Significantly Impact Their Health Care
A new national survey on the connection between homes and health finds that more than half of the 1,000 renters surveyed have delayed care because they couldn’t afford it and 100 percent of medical professionals surveyed have had at least some of their patients express concerns about affordable housing.
Enterprise in the News
Jan06
In Crain's Cleveland Business, Enterprise VP Mark McDermott and Thomas J. Strauss, head of the Sisters of Charity Health System in Cleveland, highlight the link between housing and health, including actions to improve both.
News Release
Sep19
Undesign the Redline Exhibit Opens in Cleveland
Enterprise, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress and Mt. Pleasant Now Development Corporation are hosting Undesign the Redline, a new interactive exhibit that explores the history of race, class and U.S. housing policy, and how this legacy continues to shape Cleveland and its neighborhoods.
Blog Post
Oct25
A Detroiter's Viewpoint: A Panelist for Cleveland Neighborhood Progress’ Neighborhood Solutions Awards
By: Kylee Mitchell, Senior Program Director, Detroit Participating in Cleveland Neighborhood Progress’ Neighborhood Solutions Awards panel review was worth the...
Blog Post
Aug30
The Nation and Community: My Summer Internship at Enterprise Ohio
By: Aaron Henry, Community Development & Policy Intern, Summer 2017 A West Philly native, our summer intern Aaron, provides insight...
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