Using a Racial Equity Framework for Housing Policy and Programs
Race Forward is hosting a session featuring two local housing departments addressing the root causes of the U.S. housing crisis by using a racial equity framework to reform policies and practices that work better for all. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the historical context and systemic issues that lead to housing insecurity and displacement, particularly in communities of color. Through a national framework and local case studies, the session will delve into best practices for applying a systemic analysis to housing policy, inclusive community engagement, and equitable housing development. Interactive exercises will lead participants to practical insights into fostering agency commitment to racial equity and partnering with communities most impacted by systemic racism. The session will also emphasize the importance of clear policy guidance and accountability measures when implementing equitable funding.
Speakers:
-Ryan Curren, Dir of Housing, Land & Dev., Race Forward
-Nefertitti Jackmon, Housing & Planning Dept., City of Austin
-Thor Erickson, Asst. Dir. Dept. of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization, City of Dallas
-Jasmine Bazley, Housing & Planning Dept., City of Dallas
Access this recorded session from the U.S. Housing & Community Development Conference to gain valuable insights from industry leaders, public agency officials, and private-sector experts addressing the country's most pressing housing challenges.
Listen to the complete session at your convenience.
What’s Included:
- The full audio recording of the session
- Presentation slides, if available, to follow along and reinforce key points.
- A full written transcript of the session for easy reference and quote retrieval.
- A concise overview highlighting the major themes, takeaways, and actionable insights.
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Using a Racial Equity Framework for Housing Policy and Programs