We invite you to join us in building a housing coalition between groups already active in housing work in order to maximize and synthesize our efforts into a community-wide housing strategy, to mobilize on concrete affordable housing opportunities, and to help promote the construction of new affordable housing our regional market is not creating.
Location:
1900 Manchester Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-4916, United States
Join us in the Betty Ford Room (1110 Weill Hall) as we facilitate an honest discussion about campus affordability and access with Paul Brown for University of Michigan Regent, Candidate for Regent Jordan Acker and State Representative Yousef Rabhi. Topics include (but are not limited to): rent prices in Ann Arbor, food security, student employment, and tuition increases. Please use this form to submit your questions in advance: https://goo.gl/P296Zg
Location:
Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
Address:
Joan and Sanford Weill Hall, 735 South State St, Ann Arbor
Many urban centers, including Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids and Detroit, are booming, but that’s changing the look and character of these areas and impacting who lives there. New apartments and condos bring new residents and spur economic growth but does it have to be at the expense of affordable housing and lost green spaces?
Join Morning Edition host Doug Tribou as he hosts this discussion on the challenges posed by downtown development.
Free Admission, but please register to attend at the ticket link shown above.
The City of Ypsilanti is prepped to adopt a new law, called a Community Benefits Ordinance (CBO), which would ensure residents have a seat at the table with developers to plan local neighborhood projects!
