Does Your Tenure Determine Your Housing Vulnerability?

In This Issue: Housing Vulnerability Analysis: A Discussion ● What is the Next Generation of Mixed-Income Communities? ● Pushing Local Community Organizing Further ● Shelter Shorts ● Also: Jobs ● Shelter Shorts ● Events +

Week of Monday, July 15 In This Issue: Housing Vulnerability Analysis: A Discussion ● What is the Next Generation of Mixed-Income Communities? ● Pushing Local Community Organizing Further ● Shelter Shorts ● Also: Jobs ● Shelter Shorts ● Events + Pushing Community Organizing Further Melanie Breault, Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development We can’t talk about local fights without basing them in an understanding of how and why groups are marginalized, and how, for example . . . Read Full Article What is the Next Generation of Mixed-Income Communities? Amy T. Khare, Mark L. Joseph, Case Western Reserve University There are mounting concerns that the mixed-income approach does more harm than good for low-income households of color. To allay those concerns, designers of the next generation of mixed-income communities will have to . . . Read Full Article Shelter Shorts—the Week in Community Development Shelterforce Staff ICE in Your Building | San Francisco’s Next-Level Homelessness Crisis | Florida’s Poll Tax | And More Quick Takes From Our Editors Housing Vulnerability Analysis: A Discussion Alex Schafran, University of Leeds A pilot study on housing vulnerability has identified over 50 different housing tenures, each with different degrees of legal protection, political and advocacy support, and with very different . . . Read Full Article Events Wednesday, July 17, 3 p.m. ET | Navigating Community Development | Presented by the LISC Institute, this webinar will feature Bob Zdenek and Dee Walsh discussing their new book, Navigating Community Development. They will describe the evolution of the community development sector and offer a framework for how community development organizations can advance their mission through strategic partnerships. To learn more and register, click here. Wednesday, July 24, 8 a.m. ET | 2019 Colorado Health Symposium: The Intersection of Housing, Health and Inequity | In this livestream from the Colorado Health Foundation, featured speakers and contributors will address how racism, lack of opportunity and discriminatory policies make safe and affordable housing unattainable. To learn more and register, click here. Wednesday, July 31, 3 p.m. ET | Advancing Equitable Neighborhood Development Webinar Series: Tools for Identifying Vulnerability | The National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders will share data and mapping tools from the Guide to Equitable Neighborhood Development on how to analyze and anticipate real estate market activity in order to develop strategies and solutions for preventing displacement in changing neighborhoods. To learn more and register, click here. We only list free events and resources of national interest. To learn about advertising, click here. 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It has . . .  Read More On Oft-Quoted Studies Saying Gentrification Doesn’t Cause Displacement Are “Glaringly Stale” Gbleuc: To sit there and have the gall to say that displacement doesn’t happen when neighborhoods are “flipped” is a slap in the face to the thousands of us who lived it. To regurgitate information from 1990 that was problematic in the first place and stand by and allow it to be applied to 2019 by mainstream media outlets without so much as correcting it publicly is frankly highly irresponsible. And to cling to . . . Read More Looking for a Job? Scroll Down... In Case You Missed It Buying Power: Why Nonprofits Should Own Their Space What to Do When ICE Comes to Your Buildings Transportation More Important than Schools, Crime, in Escaping Poverty Immigration Is a Community Development Issue  Rural (and all) Art Matters—In the Classroom and Beyond Q: Do Inclusionary Zoning Requirements Halt Development?  Taking Health Into Account Sign up for Shelterforce Weekly! Jobs Administrative and Communications Assistant ● Shelterforce is looking for an administrative assistant. In addition to general office administrative activities (phones, office organization and maintenance), the assistant will also be responsible for maintaining computer equipment, job ad management, invoicing and banking, keeping tabs on circulation . . . Read Full Listing Marketing and Operations Manager ● Shelterforce is looking for a dynamic person to help grow the organization. The successful candidate will be responsible for office operations, board management, finance, HR, and increasing earned income. The manager will work closely with the publisher, taking over completely some tasks and assisting on others . . . Read Full Listing Executive Director ● With enthusiastic support from Louisville’s largest foundations, leading philanthropists and the Mayor’s office, the Center For Neighborhoods is seeking a motivated, skilled Executive Director with experience in nonprofit administration and grassroots community planning and development. We are seeking someone to . . . Read Full Listing Executive Director ● The Boston Neighborhood Community Land Trust seeks an experienced, dynamic professional with a commitment to housing justice and a collaborative leadership style to expand efforts to create permanently affordable, community-controlled housing along the Fairmount Corridor in Roxbury, Dorchester, and . . . Read Full Listing Development Manager ● ReBUILD Metro is seeking a Development Manager. The mission of ReBUILD Metro is to restore the history and prosperity of distressed neighborhoods by rebuilding homes and fostering enduring community relationships. The primary role of a Development Manager is to manage . . .Read Full Listing Senior Manager ● Under general direction from the Chief Financial Officer, you will manage internal human resource related duties and to assess, manage and enhance NALCAB’s positive organizational culture. You will also oversee facilities management of NALCAB’s offices in San Antonio and Washington, DC. Read Full Listing Director, Lending and Asset Management ● Under general direction from the Chief Program Officer, you will manage NALCAB’s lending and asset management activities, while working closely with program staff, Chief Financial Officer and the Executive Director to oversee NALCAB’s Community Development Financial Institution, Technical Assistance capacity building, NALCAB’s Department of Housing and . . . Read Full Listing ForEveryoneHome Community Engagement Consultant ● The Grounded Solutions Network seeks community engagement consultants to support its “ForEveryoneHome” initiative in Indianapolis, Indiana, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and San Antonio, Texas. The initiative targets cities where rising prices and changing demographics place communities of color at risk of displacement. Working with . . . Read Full Listing Click here to post a job! More Jobs Executive Director ● California Community Economic Development Association Director of Applied Research ● Woodstock Institute Case Manager ● New Destiny Housing Chief Executive Officer ● Madison Park Development Corporation President and CEO ● Baltimore Community Lending Impact Assessment Coordinator ● NALCAB Program Coordinator ● NALCAB Editor, Miriam Axel-Lute Managing Editor, Lillian M. Ortiz Senior Editor/Development Manager, Keli A. 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