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Making the numbers work: How affordable housing is financed in DC

Ever wondered how resources dedicated to housing affordability are used? Understanding housing affordability financing is fundamental to making good programs, policies, and laws to support people in need of new home production, preservation, and rehabilitation. This event will walk you through the economics of affordable housing in layman's terms - to provide all audiences with information needed to engage in critical policy and development decisions. From the DC Housing Authority to a Green New Deal for Housing, and the Housing Production Trust Fund to Low Income Housing Tax Credits, you’ll be better equipped to evaluate the District's programs and choices. When it comes to preserving and building homes to meet the needs of DC residents, including those in need of deeply affordable housing, it's clear that financing is a critical component. Speakers: Stan Wall, HR&A; Patrick McAnaney, Somerset Development Company; Erin Wilson, DC Department of Housing and Community Development; moderator: Susanne Slater, Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C. & CNHED Board Sponsored by: Coalition for Nonprofit Housing and Economic Development (CNHED), Enterprise Community Partners, Coalition for Smarter Growth, Greater Greater Washington, DC Fiscal Policy Institute, Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers (HAND), Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) UPO, Ward3Vision, WIN Ward 3 Congregations Affordable Housing Work Group