Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia | Reinventing Our Communities -- Transforming Our Economies | Sept. 21-23 
There is still time to  register for the conference, which has a varied agenda of sessions including "Where Should We Build Affordable Housing?", a panel on mobility, fair housing, and revitalization to be moderated by Harold Simon, publisher of  Shelterforce, at 2 p.m. Wednesday the 21st. The session will feature Denise Fairchild of  Emerald Cities Collaborative, Mercedes Marquez of  Marquez Community Strategy, and Celia Smoot of  LISC.  
 
 
 
 
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Reception at the 2016 APHA Annual Meeting | Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Denver Branch | Oct. 31, 5 p.m. MT 
Mercy Housing and the  Build Healthy Places Network co-host this informal panel discussion on the role of healthcare investment in community revitalization to address social determinants of health and increase health equity. Space is limited and  advanced registration is required.  
 
 
 
 
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California Transit Agencies Bring Affordable Housing to Scale 
  
Geeta Rao, Enterprise Community Partners, Abby Thorne-Lyman, BART, and Ron Golem, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 
   
From developer incentives to swapping parking for housing units, the Bay Area Rapid Transit and Valley Transportation Authority systems have come up with plans that tackle the region's housing shortage and its economic inequality. What have they agreed to do, and how will they be held accountable?  More 
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Cleveland Merger Plan Challenges Our Assumptions About Regionalism 
Miriam Axel-Lute, Shelterforce 
 
East Cleveland, a struggling suburb of Cleveland, has ended up in so much fiscal distress that it is considering allowing Cleveland to annex it as a desperation move. The proposal is striking in two ways: first, we may need to rethink our decades of assuming that . . .    More 
 
 
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Let's Get Rid of the Title "Property Manager" 
Frankie Blackburn, Trusted Space Partners 
The one universal ingredient that I repeatedly encounter in each new housing context is the lack of attention to how to recruit, hire, train, support, and manage the property manager. By and large, these hardworking people are underpaid, underappreciated, over stressed. If we, however, reposition the role of property management to be as important as the property's design and financing, we can make significant progress in . . .   More 
 
 
 
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Interview: Sheila Crowley, Past President of the National Low Income Housing Coalition 
Miriam Axel-Lute and Harold Simon, Shelterforce 
 
 
Sheila Crowley has led the coalition through dramatic times, keeping a focus on those with the most pressing housing need when many wanted to just talk homeownership, staying the course with the National Housing Trust Fund, and modeling how to do national advocacy that leads with the voices of those directly affected. Shortly before her actual departure, we spoke with her about how she got where she is, the state of the field, and what's coming next.   More 
 
 
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On At the Table...and Being Heard 
 
This post is an important window on the challenges and opportunities of bringing together arts organizations, artists and community developers together to focus on developing shared visions for a neighborhood.  It would be interesting to see how the Arts Task force will continue to re-align its vision to target those economic opportunities the community clearly needs by . . . --Pamela Bridgeforth, more |  
 
 
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Director of Real Estate Development 
Responsible for the planning, financing, and development of new affordable housing communities and acquiring existing affordable housing, this individual also serves as an ambassador for Impact . . . Read Full Listing  
 
 
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Executive Director 
The ideal candidate is a committed leader with deep knowledge of affordable housing and development. A creative, strategic thinker who can lead policy conversations, manage staff, work with boards . . . Read Full Listing 
 
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President/Chief Executive Officer 
The President/CEO provides direction and leadership for the organization's mission, represents and speaks for the organization and its work, works with executive management to advance our strategic . . . Read Full Listing  
 
 
 
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The person in this role will develop our budget and policy advocacy strategies, and engage community residents who are affected by issues of housing affordability and other issues of social and economic justice  . . . Read Full Listing 
 
 
 
 
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Marketing Coordinator 
The person in this role will coordinate marketing and sale of properties, develop related communication materials, including homebuyer publications and website, provide advice and guidance to . . . Read Full Listing 
 
 
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Senior Researcher 
The Senior Researcher will design and implement CHPC's research program in order to educate stakeholders and policymakers on the need for affordable rental housing for low-income households in CA . . .  Read Full Listing 
 
 
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