Enterprise in the News
Nov19
In this issue: In this issue: Making Home and Community Places of Pride, Power and...
Here’s a round-up of all Enterprise content—news, blogs, resources, etc.—on Racial Equity Diversity and Inclusion.
Blog Post
Nov18
PARE: Enterprise’s New Series on Housing Policy & Racial Equity
In this new series, experts from Enterprise combine research, data and stories that demonstrate the impact of specific policy areas...
Enterprise in the News
Nov16
Where you live matters. Because of systemic racism and historic discriminatory housing policies, there hasn’t been equal access to stable, affordable housing or quality health care, education, and family-sustaining jobs. Jacqueline Waggoner and J.P. Morgan's Cecile Chalifour share a candid conversation on racial equity in Affordable Housing Finance.
News Release
Nov12
Enterprise Launches Five-Year Strategic Plan
Enterprise Community Partners Launches Five-Year Strategic Plan to Increase Housing Supply, Advance Racial Equity and...
News Release
Nov11
Statement on the Presidential Election
Enterprise Community Partners congratulates the incoming Biden-Harris administration as we turn our focus to meeting the urgency of this moment.
Blog Post
Oct30
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Still Breathing
This essay is an affirmation of life and the conviction to fight for justice and opportunity for all. It is...
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Enterprise in the News
Oct07
In this issue: Health, Housing and Race: A Public Health Crisis in Rural Communities, Native...
Enterprise in the News
Sep17
Articles in this issue: Partnerships for an Equitable Response & Recovery webinar, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Grant; Leads, Designing for Healing Dignity & Joy webinar, New Dashboard Highlights the Impact of Covid-19
Enterprise in the News
Aug25
Enterprise Chief Executive Officer Priscilla Almodovar responds to recent messages on the role of integrated suburbs in her letter to the Wall Street Journal.
Enterprise in the News
Jul28
In an article in The Baltimore Sun, Enterprise Senior Public Policy Director Sarah Brundage gave context to the measurable harm that could come from the removal of an Obama-era rule on Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH).
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