38 SESSIONS & 2 LIVE PANEL DISCUSSIONS
5 Q&A WEBINARS
Over 50 experts sharing their knowledge about many different parts of a comprehensive strategy to tackle the crisis in housing affordability.
*We had so much content, we added an Extra Day!
38 SESSIONS & 2 LIVE PANEL DISCUSSIONS
5 Q&A WEBINARS
Over 50 experts sharing their knowledge about many different parts of a comprehensive strategy to tackle the crisis in housing affordability.
*We had so much content, we added an Extra Day!
10:00 - 11:30 AM Central Time
Key Speakers:
Storm Cunningham, Author of the RE trilogy of books
In 2002, The Restoration Economy advanced today’s resilience trends. Praised globally. Learn more!
In 2008, reWealth! (McGraw-Hill) revealed restorative development’s revitalizing secrects. Learn more!
In 2020, RECONOMICS: The Path to Resilient Prosperity shows how to achieve economic growth, crisis recovery and community resilience together. A crucial guide for public and private leaders! Learn more!
Michael Shuman, Attorney, Economist, Entrepreneur, and Author of several books.
In 2000, “Going Local: Creating Self-Reliant Communities in a Global Age” (Routledge).
In 2012, “Local Dollars, Local Sense: How to Shift Your Money from Wall Street to Main Street and Achieve”
In 2015, “The Local Economy Solution: How Innovative, Self-Financing ‘Pollinator’ Enterprises Can Grow Jobs and Prosperity” (Chelsea Green).
In 2020, “Put Your Money Where Your Life Is” (Berrett-Koehler)
>> See Michael share about directing your retirement savings to support a neighborhood housing strategy in this Highlight excerpts video from his virtual summit presentation.
Moderator: Bill Barberg
1:00 - 2:30 PM Central Time
Key Speakers:
Amy Appleton, founder of SHARE Sonoma, an inspiring example of a home sharing program that has responded to the crisis in Sonoma County ranging from the extensive fires in 2017 to the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Richard Taylor, Director of Business Development at eTRansX.
Eric Eggleston, Executive Director, Youth Development USA
— Different Construction Options
Manufactured (e.g.)
Innovative design (Boxabl)
Manufactured from shipping containers
Other modular manufacturing techniques
Building with Structured Insulated Panels (SIPs)
Streamlined construction by contractors (standardized, code-approved plans)
Custom-built
Built by students in schools or other training programs
Do-It-Yourself (starting with a mass-built shell, time exchange and tool library)
Build Your Own (eLearning course)
— Addressing Zoning, Policy, Bureaucratic and Political Barriers
Overcoming resistance from “Neighborhood Defenders” (NIMBY)
Examples of zoning transformation (Minneapolis experience)
Why “up-zoning” alone is not enough
Streamlining to overcome other barriers
Giving away detailed plans that are pre-approved for code compliance
Waiving fees (but generating more revenue by volume)
Addressing parking restrictions and other obstacles
Creatively sub-dividing an “unsubdividable” residential lot
Taking actions at the state level
— Having a micro-developer turn your backyard into cash—so you can stay in your home!
Creating “Communities of Hope” in Detroit’s apartment complexes
Developing pocket neighborhoods
The secret sauce of co-housing
Helping people develop a “map of their dreams”
Adding the “Supportive” to the Housing
Innovative technology to streamline and coordinate community care to support personal success plans
Leveraging Medicare’s Chronic Care Management funding (along with technology and outsourced telehealth) to support successful aging in place.
Innovations in recovery housing
Economical plans to house the homeless
Innovative ways that faith communities are helping the homeless
Why it works
Common mistakes to avoid
Pro-active practices to scale it up
Creative models (co-housing, etc.)
Helping people start the journey to become a home-owner (budgeting, saving, learning)
Helping people build their credit scores
A mortgage company that is actually supporting new homeowners of color
Special programs to support
Charitable Capital
Crowd-funding
Pay for Success models
Community Land Trusts
Shared Equity
Shared Appreciation
Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives
A Strategy Map Template for Naturally Affordable Housing
Putting the Puzzle Pieces together: Designing and Implementing the Strategy
Breaking Out of the Housing Trap – A Strong Towns Approach
Integrating Fair Housing into your Community Strategy
How Strategies to Increase Affordable Housing and Help Address Climate Change
Students and schools building ADUs
Using the building of tiny houses to teach math and geometry
Developing (and leveraging) the opportunity youth though an entrepreneurial workforce development program.
Millennials building their own ADUs
Five recommendations for fast action
Using the crisis to address the underlying problem of predatory landlords
Introducing the serial eBook on “The COVID-19 Housing Crisis can SAVE Your City. Here’s How.”