An interview with Oji Alexander, CEO of People's Housing+, a New Orleans-based nonprofit that seeks to address the city's affordable housing crisis by advancing multigenerational wealth and combating systemic racism.

How former affordable housing developer Gina Ciganik shifted her focus to spreading awareness about the importance of safe, healthy building materials. The latest in our Resilient 7 series featuring sustainability trailblazers.

The Mid-Atlantic Resilience Academy marks the seventh regional training program Enterprise has hosted for affordable housing owners, operators, and developers since 2021.

The latest in our Resilient 7 series paying tribute to housing leaders building a more sustainable future: an interview with Luke Ilderton of Energy Outreach Colorado about his passion to ensure no family or community is left behind in the energy transition.

Joseph Kunkel, citizen of the Northern Cheyenne Nation and director of the Sustainable Native Communities Design Lab at MASS Design Group, believes a systems approach is key to improving housing and creating more efficient and effective communities. The latest in our Resilient 7 series featuring housing leaders building a more sustainable future.

Anne Evens, CEO of Elevate, has been instrumental in merging the affordable housing and clean energy sectors. The latest profile in our Resilient 7 series of leaders building a more sustainable future.

Climate-related disasters are on the rise across the United States, yet California’s Central Valley is often overlooked despite its urgent need for resources and support.

East Los Angeles Community Corporation has launched a decarbonization initiative that will electrify its entire portfolio of 24 properties. We spoke to ELACC CEO Monia Mejia in the final installment of our Resilient 7 series celebrating housing leaders building a more sustainable future.

For Columbia Residential and affordable housing developers nationwide, building and retrofitting to green standards means fulfilling their commitment to create healthy, high-quality homes with lower utility bills.

As natural disasters grow more frequent and destructive, long-term recovery programs like Hud's Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) are more essential than ever.