For Briana Mason, separating life from work is not an easy task. She was born and raised in Detroit, and except the four years she spent studying political science at Howard University, she has lived and worked there ever since. Here’s what a typical day looks like for Briana Mason.

In neighborhoods across Seattle, community-based organizations that are helping to solve the city’s housing affordability challenges will receive new resources to support their efforts. 

The Enterprise Community Leadership Council, or ECLC, ensures our work is meeting needs and providing effective solutions, and that group – comprised of leaders from across our sector – has proven pivotal in guiding our work.

Enterprise launched the Baltimore Community Development Corporation Neighborhood Exchange to support organizations driving transformational change in historically redlined communities.

Enterprise invited participants of its Climate Resilience Academies to compete for small grants designed to advance their resilience work. We spoke to several grantees about how they used the grant dollars and the significant benefits and impact of this targeted support.