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SUMMARY:Solutions for Housing Communications
DESCRIPTION:On April 3\, 2024\, the National Housing Conference hosted its Solutions for Housing Communications convening at the National Press Club in Washington\, D.C. This hybrid convening is the only national convening for housing communications leaders. Housing experts\, thought leaders\, policymakers\, and journalists from across the United States convened for a full day of sessions exploring communications and messaging strategies for successfully expanding awareness about the importance of affordable housing both at the national level and within local communities.  \n  \n\n\n\n\nOpening Session featuring John Sullivan\, Investigative Reporter\, The Washington Post \nPulitzer Prize winner John Sullivan opened the convening with a presentation on the influence of data on shaping news narratives. He provided multiple case studies on how he used data to curate stories on police brutality\, how the housing crisis impacted Black wealth in America\, and the 2020 Election.\n\n\n\n\n\nUnlocking Housing Solutions: The Power of Nonprofit-Corporate Partnerships\nIn this panel\, panelists delved into the dynamics\, strategies\, and real-world impacts of nonprofit-corporate partnerships\, shedding light on how such alliances can drive positive change in the housing sector. Attendees discovered how nonprofits and corporations can come together with a shared commitment to housing solutions\, pooling their resources\, expertise\, and networks to create innovative and sustainable initiatives. Our panelists shared their experiences\, challenges\, and success stories\, offering insights into how these partnerships can be structured for maximum effectiveness.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Power of Words: Shaping the Narrative on Housing\nFrom the detrimental effects of stigmatizing terms to the uplifting potential of inclusive and empathetic language\, this panel sought to illuminate the critical role that words play in influencing public sentiment and policy decisions on housing issues. Through real-world examples and case studies\, panelists unraveled the impact of language choices on public opinion\, political discourse\, and the implementation of housing-related strategies. Attendees gained insights into the responsibility communicators bear in crafting messages that foster understanding\, compassion\, and support for equitable housing solutions.\n\n\n\n\n\nKeynote Address by The Honorable Adrianne Todman\, Acting Secretary\, U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development \nActing Secretary Adrianne Todman delivered a keynote address in which she discussed the latest actions the Administration is taking to address the shortage of affordable housing in America. During a Q&A with NHC President and CEO David Dworkin\, Todman announced HUD’s plans to publish a proposed HOME Investment Partnership Program regulation for comment in the Spring. The proposal intends to modernize the program and make it more user-friendly. “It’s the program you love to hate\,” said Todman. “It’s critical to get to the income brackets of the people who we know need housing the most in this country\, but we know sometimes it doesn’t marry well with other parts of the capital stack.”\n\n\n\n\n\nUsing Data to Tell the Housing Story\nIn this dynamic panel discussion\, experts at the intersection of data analytics and housing convened to illuminate the untold stories embedded in the numbers\, unveiling the intricate tapestry of the housing landscape. As we navigate the complex realm of housing\, this panel showcased the transformative power of data in unraveling narratives that shape our communities. From housing trends and market dynamics to socio-economic impacts\, our panelists demonstrated how data serves as a powerful lens through which we can gain deeper insights into the challenges and opportunities within the housing sector.\n\n\n\n\n\nAddressing Senior Homelessness Through Effective Communications\nAs our population ages\, the prevalence of seniors experiencing homelessness or housing instability is on the rise\, making it imperative for policymakers and communities to unite to address this growing concern. Economic upheavals\, such as escalating housing expenses or unforeseen life circumstances\, can swiftly thrust seniors relying on fixed incomes into homelessness. Experts came together as they shared their experiences\, research findings\, and success stories in effectively addressing senior homelessness\, highlighting the pivotal role of communication in raising awareness\, garnering support\, and instigating positive change.\n\n\n\n\n\nNavigating NIMBYism: Crafting Effective Messaging Strategies for Affordable Housing Development\nAs the demand for affordable housing continues to rise\, communities often resist new developments\, citing concerns ranging from property values to neighborhood aesthetics. In this session\, our panelists explored innovative and successful messaging strategies designed to overcome NIMBYism and foster community support for affordable housing initiatives. From communication tactics that address common misconceptions to case studies highlighting positive outcomes\, attendees gained valuable insights into framing conversations that resonate with diverse stakeholders.\n\n\n\nClosing Session featuring CNBC’s Diana Olick \nCNBC’s Senior Climate and Real Estate Correspondent Diana Olick moderated a panel discussion of the current housing market featuring Ed Brady\, President and CEO of the Home Builders Institute; Mark Jones\, Chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association; and Robert Pinnegar\, President and CEO of the National Apartment Association. The panel explored various issues\, from financing\, supply\, and labor challenges to office conversions and insurance matters.  \n 
URL:https://nhc.org/event/solutions-for-housing-communications-2/
LOCATION:National Press Club\, 529 14th St NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20045\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sustainable by Design: Making Homeownership Happen
DESCRIPTION:As communities across the nation continue to grapple with rising home prices and high interest rates\, many families believe that affordable homeownership is more difficult to achieve than ever before. This webinar will discuss successful programs\, products\, and approaches to affordable and sustainable homeownership that also elevates the financial capabilities of mortgage borrowers so that they can make their best housing choice. \nThis is the tenth webinar in our webinar series sponsored by NeighborWorks® America. \nPanelists Slides \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDeletta Dean – Passionate about improving the livability of disinvested communities\, Deletta Dean chose a career in community development because she wanted to improve her neighborhood and others like it. She has more than 25 years of experience in community development\, affordable housing and neighborhood preservation. Her work in these spaces has been purposeful and has given her a deep understanding of the challenges many communities faces\, particularly marginalized communities. \nPrior to joining NeighborWorks America\, Dean worked for 15 years at the City of Kansas City\, Missouri\, including 13 years as deputy director of the Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department. She also has a deep commitment to advancing equity and inclusion and served as executive sponsor of the City of Kansas City’s first employee resource group that focused on developing emerging African American leaders in city government. \nHer background also includes serving as a program officer with Greater Kansas City LISC\, various leadership roles with the Housing Authority of Kansas City\, Missouri\, a regional property manager for Cohen Esrey Real Estate Services\, and a housing administrator with SAVE Inc.\, where she assisted with the development and management of Kansas City’s first affordable housing program for persons living with HIV/AIDS. \nDean holds a bachelor’s degree in Public Affairs and a Master of Public Affairs with a concentration in nonprofit management from Park University. She also earned the Certified Public Manager designation from the University of Kansas. She serves on boards for several community-based organizations\, mentors youth and volunteers throughout Kansas City. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n  \nTucker Bartlett – Tucker serves as the Executive Vice President for Self-Help Credit Union where he works in commercial lending\, real estate development and finance\, mortgage servicing\, and secondary markets.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nElena Gonzales – Elena Gonzales serves as the Chief Operating Officer at Homewise\, Inc.\, a non-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) in New Mexico with a mission to help create successful homeowners and strengthen neighborhoods so that individuals and families can improve their long-term financial well-being and quality of life. She has over 33 years of experience in various arenas of affordable housing and in her current role\, Elena leads the home purchase operations from homebuyer coaching to real estate sales\, lending and loan servicing. Elena currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Opportunity Finance Network (OFN)\, the Public Policy Committee for NALCAB (National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders) and City and State Affordable Housing Committees. Prior to joining Homewise in 2014\, Elena was the Executive Director for 15 years at HOME-New Mexico\, a non-profit focused on creating homeownership opportunities for people with disabilities. She is a native New Mexican with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of New Mexico. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMosi Gatling – Mosi Gatling\, now the Senior Vice President of Strategic Growth and Expansion at New American Funding\, is more than a top-tier loan originator; she’s your dedicated guide on the journey to homeownership. With over two decades of experience\, Mosi is a dynamic speaker\, author\, and business coach with a clear mission of shaping a future in the mortgage industry that revolves around you\, the potential homebuyer. \nIn her strategic leadership role\, Mosi leverages a wealth of knowledge to ensure that the focus is on your needs at New American Funding. Her commitment to empowering potential homebuyers is not just a claim; it’s a proven track record. Mosi’s previous accomplishment of creating a $100\,000\,000 mortgage business is a testament to her dedication to addressing the unique challenges faced by homebuyers\, especially those from minority communities. \nConsistently recognized in the top 1% by the Scotsman Guide\, Mosi stands out in her dedication to making homeownership accessible and achievable for all. Her commitment extends beyond the boardroom to workshops and coaching sessions designed to break the cycle of challenges in homeownership. Whether it’s imparting valuable lessons on financial literacy\, responsible credit decisions\, or sharing the secrets to successful homeownership\, Mosi is your go-to expert. \nAs a respected thought leader and sought-after public speaker\, Mosi passionately shares her perspective on how the mortgage industry can truly serve you and your family. Regularly featured at conferences hosted by industry leaders\, her unique blend of expertise\, motivational speaking\, and coaching prowess positions her as a driving force for positive change. Elevate your homeownership journey with Mosi Gatling’s transformative insights and dynamic approach\, making accessible\, affordable\, and sustainable homeownership a reality for you and your family. \n \n\n\nMeaghan McCarthy – Meaghan McCarthy joined the Housing Partnership Network in May 2019. As the Vice President of Affordable Housing and Consumer Empowerment\, Ms. McCarthy oversees HPN’s homeownership and consumer empowerment work\, including housing counseling\, homeownership development and finance\, resident services\, and economic empowerment. She also oversees HPN’s Green and Healthy Communities Initiative work.Ms. McCarthy comes to HPN from MassHousing\, where worked in Rental Business Development\, originating loans and on the design and implementation of a subordinate debt program. Before joining MassHousing\, Ms. McCarthy was a budget and policy analyst on the Senate Appropriations Committee overseeing a variety of federal housing and community development programs. Ms. McCarthy started her career at the Children Defense Fund. \nMs. McCarthy holds a BA from Notre Dame where she majored in government and an MBA from Johns Hopkins with an emphasis in real estate. She also serves on the board of Compass Working Capital. \n \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://nhc.org/event/15730/
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