Meet the Co-Editors of On Common Ground
Contributing author (and CLT Center staff member) Dave Smith interviews the three co-editors of On Common Ground: Line Algoed, John Davis, and María E. Hernández Torrales.
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Houston Community Land Trust
The Houston Community Land Trust is guided by the belief that secure, quality, affordable homeownership is a foundation on which families build legacy and cultivate opportunity, both for themselves and for their community.
Partners Against Displacement: CLTs and Community Development
In this LISC webinar, panelists reflect on ways that partnerships between the community development and CLT sectors can help CLTs reach greater, and more sustainable, scale. Speakers from the Banana Kelly Community Improvement Association, the City of Lakes Community Land Trust, and the New Economy Project reflect on their own initiatives to change public policy, grow CLTs, and build a movement.
Community Land Trusts Explained
A production of Grounded Solutions Network (US).
Leah Penniman: 38th Annual E. F. Schumacher Lectures
Leah Penniman and Ed Whitfield delivered the 38th Annual E. F. Schumacher Lectures, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of W. E. B. Du Bois, at Saint James Place in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
It Takes an Island: A Martha’s Vineyard Story
About the Island Housing Trust on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Building Homes That Last: Community Land Trusts
A production of Habitat for Humanity New York City.
What Is a Community Land Trust? New Yorkers Are Owning Land for Economic Empowerment
Essentially, a community land trust is a way for residents to come together to own land in their neighborhoods and to create permanent affordability of housing in their areas.
The Community Land Trust (British Columbia)
In British Columbia, the Community Land Trust helps protect and expand co-operative and non-profit housing, with new homes being built in the City of Vancouver.
A Boost for Community Land Control
Penn Loh of Tufts University and Eliza Parad of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative talk about the launch of a new network in Boston to promote community control of development to serve community needs, such as limiting the loss of affordable housing to gentrification. Interview for BNN News.