May 8 helps our clients drive policy change to advance thriving equitable communities through evidence-based research analysis, effective implementation, better collaboration and advocacy. May 8 has two decades of experience guiding nonprofit, foundation and government leaders to create impact that is powerful, equitable and inclusive.
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Just Released Report: Evidence-Based Policy Making: An Analysis of Six Strategies to Stabilize Neighborhoods
New Fannie Mae report provides helpful research on what policy interventions local governments commonly use actually work to stabilize low-income and middle neighborhoods.
Join us online for the Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress Housing Forum “A Housing Crisis: Finding a Place to Call Home” on October 26th.
Karen Black will be presenting “Preserving Aging Housing Key to a Growing Housing Supply” to start off the conference on October 26th at 9am.