An easy-to-use resource cataloguing a wide range of strategies to prevent eviction and promote housing stability that offers policymakers, practitioners and advocates a broad overview of available tools and guidance on when to use them.
This report outlines the findings and recommendations for the community development, human services and education sectors to improve outcomes for students.
An interactive training curriculum designed as a companion guide to the 2018 Tribal Leaders Handbook on Homeownership accompanied by a training series for Native practitioners assisting them with improving housing conditions on tribal land.
This introduction to The Healing-Centered Community Development Framework provides the context for why a healing-centered approach is essential to successful community development and defines core principles and strategies for centering healing.
This toolkit prepares housing and education partners to better understand the challenges facing their communities, collaborate on shared outcomes and pursue systems change that advances mobility from poverty for children and families.
On June 9, the House Financial Services Committee held a hearing titled “Universal Vouchers: Ending Homelessness and Expanding Economic Opportunity in America.” The hearing focused on several recently introduced articles of legislation that seek to expand Housing Choice Vouchers.
The affordable housing crisis is straining schools and communities. This brief explores how school districts can move beyond teacher villages to expand stable, affordable housing and promote shared prosperity.
Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) is seeking NYC affordable housing operators interested in expanding and deepening their strategies to tackle rental arrears.
Programs like the Detroit Home Repair Fund stabilize families, neighborhoods, and cities cost-effectively, but scaling them requires sustained public investment, writes Enterprise Senior Director Evelyn Zwiebach in this Crain's Detroit Business op-ed.