Adapting Affordable Housing to the New Realities
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Union Station, Washington, DC
3:30–8:30 PM
“Adapting Affordable Housing to the New Realities” examines strategies to address the most urgent “new realities” as identified by NHPF voices: new financial partnering strategies, innovations in sustainability; and urban challenges at the intersection of race, crime, and affordable housing.
The solutions to the challenges represented by these “new realities” require unwavering commitment and collective effort from every industry stakeholder. Elected officials, developers, funders, builders, architects, service providers, the greater community, and residents all play a crucial role in shaping a future where everyone has a safe and affordable place to call home.
We have gathered experts from different disciplines and geographies to work in combination with our research findings to present a comprehensive view of where the affordable housing industry must go next to match the overwhelming need.
SYMPOSIUM CHAIR
Sheldon L. Schreiberg, NHPF Trustee, Senior Counsel, Lobel Novins & Lamont, LLP
CONGRESSIONAL AWARD HONOREES
INDUSTRY AWARD HONOREE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
CONVERSATION
Panelist
David Bowers
Vice President, Mid-Atlantic Market and Senior Advisor, Faith-Based Development Initiative, Enterprise Community Partners
Panelist
Carlos Martín
Director, Remodeling Futures Program,
Harvard University Joint Center for Housing Studies
SYMPOSIUM MODERATORS
Camden Carpenter
Assistant Development Manager, The NHP Foundation
Veronica Gonzalez
Development Director, Midwest, The NHP Foundation
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Proceeds of the event will benefit NHPF’s resident services subsidiary Operation Pathways. NHPF preserves and creates sustainable, affordable multifamily housing, and scattered-site communities where residents can access Operation Pathways’ onsite health and wellness, education, and financial stability programming via its unique Family-Centered Coaching principles. Residents of housing who harness the powers of these principles are a true demonstration that where, and how, you live matter.
We are grateful to our sponsors and attendees. You have chosen to embrace NHPF’s mission of providing pathways that residents can follow up and out of poverty. We hope you will join us as we continue to foster strong relationships essential to the success of our valuable work.
