This webinar introduced attendees to online the Paycheck to Paycheck database tool in a live demonstration, reviewed key findings from the 2013 Paycheck to Paycheck data and highlighted the housing affordability challenges of travel and tourism workers around the country.

Experts in the area of housing and older adults discussed the housing needs of the growing older adult population, livable communities policies that address the safety and quality of neighborhoods, and programs that combine housing and services to enable aging in place.

This two-hour, hands-on webinar will taught participants how to access and analyze the abundance of housing and population data available from the American Community Survey.

This webinar shared findings from the annual Housing Landscape report. The presentation included a discussion of national, state, and local housing affordability challenges facing working households since the end of the Recession.

This webinar explored this new trend and its potential for tying growth to affordability in places where legal, political, and/or market barriers have historically impeded the adoption of inclusionary housing.

A public health professional, a housing authority director, and a funder discussed how a Health Impact Assessment moved a Phoenix public housing rehab project from business-as-usual to an inclusive process that engages a neighborhood and charts a sustainable future for the residents.

This webinar demonstrated how to find local demographic and housing data from the ACS and provided guidance for effective ways to present the data to describe housing affordability and needs.

This one-hour webinar explored policy and development strategies that maximize the potential for affordable housing on public land.

This complimentary webinar shared key findings from Housing Landscape 2015, our annual look at the housing affordability challenges of low- and moderate-income working households.

This webinar discussed some of the new opportunities for integrating housing and housing services into health care described in the Center for Housing Policy's recent paper, Affordable Housing's Place in Health Care.