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The Power of Partnership

In this latest interview with Shaun Donovan, the CEO and president of Enterprise talks about the recent win for our Power Forward Communities coalition, his conviction that homelessness is a solvable problem, and the significance of our one million homes milestone.

April 15, 2024
Resilience
Climate Risk Reduction
Green Communities
Equitable Decarbonization
Community Highlights

Statement from Enterprise Community Partners re: New York State Budget

Enterprise issues a statement about the New York State budget.
April 17, 2024
Eviction Prevention
Fair Housing
Policy 
New York
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A History of Housing Policy Through a Racial Equity Lens

This timeline describes how centuries of racist and exploitive housing and land policies fostered many of the socio-economic inequities currently borne by Black, Indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC).
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1900-1929: The Rise of Local Zoning and Housing Policies

An era of growth and movement within the U.S. prompted new policies to address the changing faces and places of many citizens. By the start of the Great Depression, residential segregation had become the norm across much of the United States.
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Pre-20th Century: Land and Housing Policies from Colonialism through Reconstruction

From the first colonial settlements through the Revolutionary War, Civil War and Reconstruction, policies at all levels of government have routinely and repeatedly sought to prevent Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC) from acquiring land and having access to certain neighborhoods and amenities.
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1929-1945: The Federal Government Remakes U.S. Housing Policy

The Great Depression prompted the federal government to intervene in housing markets in new ways, both to provide more affordable housing options for citizens in need as well as to stimulate the economy through new construction. State-sanctioned segregation, however, ensured that opportunities for BIPOC to benefit from these new housing options were limited, while federally-backed lending programs designated most communities of color as unfavorable for public and private investment. Even in the run up to World War II, as increased demand for labor in new parts of the country kicked off a second great migration, BIPOC continued to face discrimination across housing markets.

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