2018 Final Presentations

_{Not pictured: Kraig Johnson Owanikin, Trinity Empowerment Consortium & Lis-Marie Alvarado, WeCount! / National Domestic Workers Alliance}

The 2018 Community Scholars in Affordable Housing presented their ideas to tackle issues in affordable housing to an audience of community development practitioner and advocates. View their final presentations below.

Ahmed Martin, Urban Civic Group, An Employer Sponsored Community Land Trust and Housing Cooperative Model
Amanda Gorski, United Way of Miami-Dade, United Way of Miami-Dade Housing Initiative
Andrew Velo-Arias, Related Group, A Mixed-Income, Partnership-Driven Approach to Workforce Housing
Bruno Phanord, Collective Empowerment Group of South Florida, Faith Based Community Development
Marvin Wilmoth, KCG Development, The Case for Mixed-Income Housing
Monica Matteo-Salinas, Miami Beach Community Development Corporation, #SaveTheMBCDC
Sarah Emmons, Radical Partners, Creating Pathways to Civic Engagement around Housing Affordability
Jose Vazquez, Office of Architecture and Design Ideation, Legacy Homeownership Program 2018
Isiaa Jones, City of Miami OMNI Community Redevelopment Agency, Affordable Housing Crisis, Suggestions for Local Governments
Kraig Johnson Owanikin, Trinity Empowerment Consortium, Neighborhood Revitalization Through Education

2018 Final Presentations

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