Through our Climate Resilience Academies, the Tribal Resilience Academies pair cohort-based training with direct technical assistance and capital to help Tribal communities turn climate risk knowledge into funded, buildable solutions.

Enterprise Community Partners hosted a 3-part webinar series to examine the insurance crisis and highlight practical, near-term, and long-term solutions at the organizational, portfolio, and policy levels.

This podcast, a master class in faith-based development, goes in-depth with faith-based development changemakers to explore how faith communities are transforming neighborhoods and affordable housing.

This report presents a strategic framework for strengthening Coordinated Entry systems across California, with five recommendations for expanding state leadership, promoting evidence-based practices, and improving consistency in local implementation.

Enterprise Southeast outlines state and local policy priorities to support families in Tennessee.

From transformative investments in communities nationwide to advocacy that helped secure the most significant housing legislation this century, 2025 was a landmark year for Enterprise Community Partners. Our Impact Report highlights how, together with our partners, we achieved major milestones, advanced innovative solutions, and set the stage for our next strategic chapter.

This event previews key tools designed to help housing developers preparing to certify to the 2026 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria.

1,843 affordable homes in San Joaquin County are shovel-ready but stalled — awaiting the funding they need to break ground. This brief reviews the data and lays out concrete steps to bring these developments to completion.

The Alaska Accelerator Academy, led by Enterprise Community Partners in partnership with the Association of Alaska Housing Authorities, provides training tailored to Alaska to help participants address the housing needs in their portfolios and communities.

This report outlines best practices for housing navigation practitioners through a discussion of existing programs and offers lawmakers a pathway to strengthen New York's housing navigation infrastructure statewide.