Rondo Community Land Trust and the Minnesota CLT Coalition bring together BIPOC CLT leaders from across the US on centering Black and other underserved communities and staying accountable to the movement’s roots. Part of the 2026 Global CLT Virtual Summit.
Co-hosted with the European CLT Network: how inclusionary housing policies can be paired with CLTs to keep homes affordable beyond the initial regulatory period, with Jean-Marie Halleux, Rick Jacobus, Dev Goetschius and Jean-Baptiste Debrandt.
The second webinar in Habitat for Humanity International’s Lasting Affordability series draws on Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s partnerships with Homes Within Reach and the Minnesota Statewide CLT Coalition: funding, buybacks, resale formulas, and what has worked.
Autumn Ness (Lahaina CLT), Norm Leech (Downtown Eastside CLT) and Corrina Gould (Sogorea Te’ Land Trust) discuss how community land trusts can help restore Indigenous relationships to land.
The CLT Center, Habitat for Humanity and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy discuss the history of the CLT movement in the US, the preservation of affordable housing, and a new policy report on building strong, equitable partnerships between Habitat affiliates and CLTs.
Ashley Allen (Houston CLT), Carlos Sanchez-Gonzales (South Baltimore CLT) and Jason Webb (Grounded Solutions Network) discuss engaging young people and raising up youth leadership in community land trusts.
The presenters from the September Upcycling Trust webinar return for a panel discussion on working with existing homeowners to upgrade their homes, stabilize their tenure, and bring them into the community land trust.
Staci Horwitz presents Project Sustained Legacy, City of Lakes Community Land Trust’s work in Minneapolis upgrading the homes of existing homeowners and bringing them into the CLT.
This multimedia case examines the impact of Burlington, VT’s affordable housing strategies on the Old North End (“the ONE”)—a historically low-income neighborhood which boasts a robust stock of affordable housing while facing rising costs of living and demand for housing. It traces the history of Burlington’s efforts back to the 1980s, when the city government under then-mayor Bernie Sanders established programs and policies to produce affordable housing and combat gentrification and displacement.
A discussion with executive director Julius Kimbrough Jr.
