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Mission-Aligned: Including Veterans in Your Community’s Housing Goals (Part 2)

How can veteran service providers help shape housing opportunities in their communities without starting from scratch?

In Episode 2 of Season 7 of The Road Home, host Jae Villaflor continues his conversation with Tram Hoang, Senior Associate at PolicyLink, exploring practical ways organizations can influence housing policies, funding priorities, and community development decisions.

From engaging with state housing finance agencies and Qualified Allocation Plans (QAPs) to building community power, Tram highlights opportunities for providers to advocate for greater access to affordable housing for veterans.

The conversation also examines lessons from the Keep St. Paul Home housing campaign, the importance of sustaining policy victories, and how smaller, achievable goals can build momentum toward lasting housing solutions.

Learn how veteran-serving organizations can leverage existing systems, strategic partnerships, and community relationships to help expand housing opportunities for veterans.

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The Road Home is produced by the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) with generous support from The Home Depot Foundation.

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Welcome to Season 7 of The Road Home!

How can veteran service providers turn their firsthand experience into meaningful influence over housing policy and community priorities?

In Part 1 of “Mission-Aligned: Including Veterans in Your Community's Housing Goals,” host Jae Villaflor welcomes Tram Hoang, Senior Associate at PolicyLink, to explore how providers can build community partnerships, shape housing narratives, and advocate for solutions that reflect veterans' needs.

The conversation covers the importance of storytelling in housing advocacy, the role of mission-aligned partnerships, and how power mapping can help organizations identify allies, engage decision-makers, and build momentum through achievable goals.

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Season 7, “Leveraging Provider Expertise to Shape Veterans Housing,” explores how service providers can help expand housing opportunities for veterans through policy, partnerships, planning, and innovative housing solutions.

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Produced by the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, with support from The Home Depot Foundation.

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The Road Home returns October 28 for Season 7!

This season, the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) explores how veteran service providers can help shape the future of affordable housing for veterans.

From housing development and community planning to landlord partnerships, policy, and innovative housing models, we'll hear from experts across the country about practical ways providers can expand housing opportunities in their communities.

Join host Jae Villaflor as we look beyond connecting veterans to existing housing and explore how providers can help create more opportunities in the first place.

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In this episode, Cuyahoga County Councilman Michael Houser discusses how the county is translating revitalization plans into real, community-centered outcomes. He explores the legacy of segregation and aging housing stock, the importance of using data to target investment, and why preserving existing homes matters as much as new development.

The conversation highlights Cuyahoga County’s intentional focus on affordability, partnerships, and keeping long-term residents in place, including seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities. Houser also shares how initiatives like Circle East, home repair programs, and county-backed housing investments are shaping a more equitable path forward, offering lessons for communities navigating revitalization without displacement.

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In this episode, Michael Novogradac—Managing Partner at Novogradac & Company and a leading expert on Opportunity Zones—breaks down how OZs work, why they were created, and how they’re shaping investment in low-income communities.

We cover where capital is flowing, the growth in housing development, challenges around affordability, and how tools like Novogradac’s OZ Mapping Tool 2.0 can guide future projects. A clear, accessible look at what's happening in the OZ landscape today.

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This episode explores how veterans can overcome financial barriers and achieve stable homeownership through tailored counseling and supportive programs. Our guests, Jacob Merritt, Senior Counselor at Money Management International; David Ramirez, Army Veteran and Program Manager at Soldier On; and Gerard Romeo, Navy Veteran and program participant, share how financial education, credit-building tools, and wraparound supports empower veterans on their journey to long-term stability.

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In this episode of The Road Home, we sit down with Dr. Stephanie Marchetti, Executive Director of the Montachusett Veterans Outreach Center (MVOC), to explore their ambitious adaptive-reuse project transforming two century-old schools into 44 units of permanent, affordable housing for veterans.

Stephanie shares MVOC’s 40-year history, the urgent housing needs in North Central Massachusetts, and the six-year journey—funding, partnerships, setbacks, and victories—that made this development possible.

She also discusses what the final community will offer and the lessons learned for anyone looking to develop veteran housing.

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Chuck Austin Place: Leveraging Title V to Create VeteransHousing

Guests:
Lowell Krueger, Executive Director, Yakima Housing Authority

Episode Description:
This episode examines federal property disposal programs and how they can be leveraged to create affordable housing for veterans. Lowell Krueger walks through the process, partnerships, and compliance considerations involvedin transforming surplus federal properties into housing opportunities, including insights from the Chuck Austin Place project in Yakima, WA.
Listeners will gain practical guidance on navigating HUD Title V, maximizing low-cost development opportunities, and overcoming complex challenges in veteran-focused housing initiatives.

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Rebuilding After a Tragedy: Manchester Apartment Rebuildwith HVAF

Guests:
Emmy Hildebrand, CEO, HVAF

Episode Description:
In this episode, Emmy Hildebrand shares HVAF’s journey of recovery after a devastating fire destroyed one of their transitional housing facilities for 48 veterans.
We explore how HVAF leveraged fundraising, service continuity, and local/national partnerships to rebuild and restore critical housing, offering a model for veteran organizations navigating large-scale disasters while maintaining support for those they serve.

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Reclaiming Potential: How Land Banks TransformCommunities

Guests:
Brian Larkin, Director, National Land Bank Network, Center for Community Progress
Brandi Parker, Assistant Director of Outreach for Veteran Services, Axess Family Services

Episode Description:
This episode explores land banks and their transformative impact on distressed and blighted communities. Guests Brian Larkin and Brandi Parker share how land bank programs can enable new construction of affordable homes, including opportunities specifically for veterans.
Listeners will learn about innovative partnerships, community-driven development, and national initiatives that make revitalization inclusive and sustainable.

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Bridging Capital and Communities with the Low-Income Investment Fund

Guest(s):
Makenzi Sumners, National Policy Manager, Low-Income Investment Fund (LIIF)

Episode Description:
This episode explores the powerful role of community development financial institutions (CDFIs) in revitalizing communities and expanding access to affordable housing.

Our guest, Makenzi Sumners from the Low-IncomeInvestment Fund, discusses how CDFIs create opportunity in places long overlooked by traditional finance—investing in housing, healthcare, childcare, and small businesses to strengthen the foundation of thriving communities.
We also examine the broader policy and political landscape shaping CDFIs, the challenges ahead, and how listeners can support and partner in revitalization efforts that include veterans and low-income households.

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The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans is back with Season 6 of The Road Home Podcast, launching this Fall. This season, we’re diving into the theme of Revitalization—what it means for veterans housing, how it differs from gentrification, and the ways communities can create lasting solutions to end veteran homelessness.

From land banks and federal property disposal to opportunity zones and state housing finance strategies, we’ll explore models making real impact. Hear from experts, practitioners, and community leaders as we unpack how revitalization can uplift neighborhoods and expand affordable housing for veterans.

Brought to you with generous support from The Home Depot Foundation.

Health + Housing: Partnerships for Better Living

In this bonus episode of The Road Home, produced by NCHV and sponsored by The Home Depot Foundation, host Jae is joined by Katherine Laborde, Executive Director of Gulf Coast Housing Partnership (GCHP).

They discuss how GCHP is transforming lives by connecting housing and healthcare through their Health + Housing initiative. Katherine shares the story of H3C, a 192-unit affordable housing community in New Orleans designed to help seniors age in place. With an on-site clinic, community health worker, and partnerships with organizations like Belle Reve and Aetna, H3C demonstrates the power of combining supportive services and affordable housing to improve health outcomes.

We’re grateful to Katherine Laborde for highlighting the importance of housing as a social determinant of health and for sharing this inspiring project.

Tune in for this insightful conversation on the transformative impact of partnerships in affordable housing development.

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In the season finale of The Road Home, host Jae sits down with Gregory Crawford and Clifton Lewis from Access Housing—Washington, D.C.'s oldest transitional housing program for veterans.

Joined by veterans Mr. Pham and Mr. Jordan, who have personally benefited from the program, they explore Access Housing’s transformative support, including an onsite VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) that provides essential medical care to veterans where they live.

Crawford and Lewis discuss Access Housing’s future plans to expand permanent housing and deepen partnerships.

For additional insights, check out our Episode Insights for key takeaways and resources on supporting veteran housing and health. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation—listen now, and be sure to subscribe and share!

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In this episode of The Road Home, host Jae sits down with David Cleghorn, President of Help Development Corp (HELP), to discuss the Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) Program and its impact on housing for veterans.

HELP, a mission-driven, non-profit developer, has transformed excess federal land into supportive housing communities, including Perry Point Veterans Village, a thriving home for 75 formerly homeless veterans and their families in Perryville, Maryland.

Tune in to hear how the EUL program enables unique partnerships to create housing that connects veterans to vital VA services.

David shares insights on the benefits of the EUL model, lessons learned at Perry Point, and the changes needed to expand this innovative program nationwide.

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In this episode of The Road Home, host Jae sits down with Eric Paine (CEO) and Kyle Paine, (CFO/President)of Community Development Partners (CDP), to discuss innovative solutions to the housing crisis through commercial to residential conversions. CDP’s latest project, La Placita Cinco, transformed an aging strip mall in Santa Ana, California, into a vibrant, affordable housing community for low-income families.

Tune in to hear how CDP’s approach emphasizes sustainability, community partnerships, and revitalizing commercial spaces to create much-needed affordable housing. Eric and Kyle share their insights on the future of commercial conversions, the impact of mixed-use developments, and the steps required to bring projects like La Placita Cinco to life.

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In this episode of The Road Home, our host Jae talks with Cécile Chalifour, head of Community Development Banking for JP Morgan Chase’s West Region.

Cécile shares how Chase is partnering to expand affordable housing and support veterans through community development banking.

Tune in as they discuss financial tools like the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, building strong public-private partnerships, and helping low-income families build generational wealth.

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In this episode of The Road Home, we dive into the critical issue of affordable housing development on tribal lands. Native Americans, who have the highest military service rate per capita, face significant barriers to accessing safe and affordable housing. Despite the progress made under the Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act (NAHASDA), funding shortfalls and infrastructure challenges persist.

We’re joined by ⁠Douglas Marconi Sr., ⁠Executive Director of the ⁠National American Indian Housing Council⁠, to discuss how partnerships with tribal entities are addressing these gaps and what more needs to be done to support Native veterans experiencing homelessness. Tune in as we explore the power of collaboration in overcoming housing challenges on tribal lands and the path forward for affordable, culturally appropriate housing solutions.

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In this episode of The Road Home, produced by NCHV and sponsored by The Home Depot Foundation, host Jae is joined by David Bowers, Vice President of the Mid-Atlantic Market & Senior Advisor for the Faith-Based Development Initiative at Enterprise Community Partners.

They explore how faith-based organizations (FBOs) are making a difference by developing affordable housing for low-income households.

David Bowers shares key insights on the process, including the support churches need to successfully develop housing and how zoning laws can empower congregations to use vacant land. The conversation also highlights Enterprise’s Faith-Based Initiative, its mission, and key partnerships, as well as the innovative “YIGBY” (Yes in God’s Backyard) movement.

We’re grateful to David Bowers for sharing his expertise on this critical topic.

Tune in for an engaging discussion on how faith and housing development are coming together to create lasting change.

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In this episode of The Road Home, host Jae sits down with Sara Riegle, VP of Property Operations, and Jon Lovald, COO of the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans (MACV), to discuss how strategic partnerships are transforming efforts to end veteran homelessness. Founded in 1990, MACV is the largest veteran service organization in Minnesota, providing housing, legal aid, employment, and more to homeless veterans.

Sara and Jon share how this collaboration is proof that high-quality homes can be built purely on the desire to address veteran homelessness, showcasing the power of partnership in providing stability and dignity for veterans.

Tune in to learn how MACV and Lennar are creating sustainable solutions and paving the way for future efforts to house veterans across the country.

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Welcome back to Season 5 of the Road Home Podcast! In this episode, host Jae is joined by Robert "Bob" Looby, Past State Commander of the American Legion of New Jersey, to explore how Veteran Service Organizations (VSOs) are evolving to address the housing needs of veterans. 🏠

Bob shares insights on how partnerships between VSOs and housing developers are critical to building affordable housing, while also tackling other key issues like mental health, food security, and the stigma of homelessness. Learn about the unique challenges and innovative solutions VSOs are bringing to the fight to end veteran homelessness.

Don’t miss this powerful discussion, packed with valuable insights and resources to help us move the needle in the effort to house our heroes.

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We're thrilled to announce the return of The Road Home Podcast, presented by the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. This Fall, join us for a powerful new season focused on the theme of Partnerships. Every week, we'll dive into the innovative collaborations that are shaping the future of veteran housing, from healthcare alliances to partnerships with builders, tribal entities, VSOs, and beyond.

In a year marked by challenges—rising veteran homelessness, a troubling Supreme Court ruling, and increasingly unaffordable housing—our commitment to collective action has never been more crucial. This season, we'll explore how our shared efforts are driving real progress in housing the over 35,000 veterans experiencing homelessness on any given night.

Join us as we speak with experts who are leading the charge, using creativity and cooperation to tackle some of the toughest issues facing our veterans today. Whether you're a longtime listener or new to The Road Home, don't miss this season's inspiring stories of collaboration and impact.

Brought to you by the Home Depot Foundation, who made this podcast possible, The Road Home Podcast returns this Fall. Stay tuned!

We are thrilled to share our interview with Sunita Patel, Assistant Professor of Law and founding Faculty Director of the UCLA Veterans Law Clinic, where we delve into the profound implications of the upcoming Supreme Court case, Johnson v Grants Pass. This groundbreaking legal battle, scheduled for April 22, 2024, promises to redefine the discourse surrounding homelessness, criminalization, and the rights of unsheltered individuals. As the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) actively participates in the legal discourse, submitting an Amicus Brief and collaborating with the UCLA Veterans Law Clinic, we invite you to be part of this crucial conversation.

To learn more about Johnson v Grants Pass and NCHV's involvement, visit our dedicated Grants Pass page here. Stay informed, engaged, and join us in raising awareness about the rights of homeless individuals, veterans, and the broader community.

In this episode of "The Road Home Podcast," we sit down with Fernando Lemos, the passionate Executive Director of Mi Casa, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and communities. Join us on a journey through Fernando's experiences, from his early days to his impactful role at Mi Casa.

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Join us on "The Road Home" as we delve into the crucial topic of tenant organizing with our esteemed guests, Mindy Woods, Housing and Homeless Advocate from the Resident Action Project, and Brooke Schipporeit, Manager of Field Organizing at the National Low Income Housing Coalition. In this episode, we explore the power of organized tenant movements in advocating for affordable and stable housing, and the impact of such initiatives on addressing homelessness among veterans. Tune in to gain valuable insights and actionable strategies for creating positive change in the housing landscape.

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Join us on the Road Home Podcast as we sit down with Scott Kratz, Vice President of Building Bridges Across the River (BBAR). In this enlightening episode, Scott shares his expertise on community-informed development and its transformative impact on affordable housing.

🏡 About the Episode: Scott dives deep into the core principles of community engagement, cultural sensitivity, and sustainable design that drive BBAR's mission. Discover how involving communities in the decision-making process leads to housing solutions that truly meet the needs of the people they serve.

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• Gain insights into the collaborative efforts shaping the future of affordable housing.
• Explore the innovative approaches BBAR employs to ensure inclusivity and affordability.
• Understand the importance of transparent communication and trust-building in community development.

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Welcome to The Road Home, a podcast by The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. In this enlightening episode titled "Shared Housing," we delve into an innovative housing model that's reshaping the landscape of affordable living.

Joining us are two esteemed guests, Louise Rothschild, Senior Associate at Abt Associates, and Annamarie Pluhar, President of Sharing Housing Inc. Together, they shed light on the concept of shared housing and its profound impact on communities and individuals facing housing challenges.

Tune in to explore the profound impact and practicalities of shared housing, understanding how this innovative model provides affordable solutions and fosters community living for a diverse range of individuals.

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In this episode, we are joined by a distinguished guest, Julie Creamer, the VP of Acquisition at Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH). Our focus today revolves around a crucial topic: Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH).

We dive into the critical importance of mission-driven organizations working diligently to capture NOAH properties to preserve their affordability. We also explore the funding programs available to support the acquisition of NOAH properties and the innovative strategies that can be employed to safeguard their affordability.

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In this enlightening episode of "The Road Home" podcast, brought to you by the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, we dive deep into the world of Cooperative Housing. Our guest, Fred Gibbs, President of the National Association for Housing Cooperatives, is here to share his extensive knowledge and insights into this innovative housing model.

Cooperative Housing offers a unique and empowering approach to homeownership, offering a sense of community and shared responsibility. Fred Gibbs delves into the principles of cooperative housing, highlighting the benefits it can bring to veterans and those experiencing homelessness. Join us as we explore how cooperative housing can provide a stable and supportive environment for our heroes who are transitioning from homelessness to stable, secure housing.

Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of the cooperative housing movement, its significance, and how it can play a pivotal role in the mission to end veteran homelessness. Fred Gibbs' wealth of expertise is sure to inspire and educate, making this episode of "The Road Home" a must-listen for anyone passionate about tackling homelessness and supporting our veterans.

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On this episode of NCHV's "The Road Home", we delve into the fascinating world of community land trusts. In this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Sandy Bishop, the Executive Director of Lopez Community Land Trust, situated on Lopez Island in the state of Washington. This enlightening conversation sheds light on the vital role of community land trusts in preserving and strengthening communities and promoting affordable housing.

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Our Guest

• We are joined by Chul Gugich, Principal, Policy and Legislative Research and Applications, of LeSar Development Consultants (LDC)

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Season 4 of NCHV’s The Road Home podcast is coming soon! In previous seasons, we explored traditional affordable housing development projects, innovative short-term approaches, and housing justice as the means to ending veteran homelessness. This season we’ll take a turn and examine solidarity as a critical piece of the effort and identify how collective action can impact an individual veteran’s ability to access affordable housing.  

Ending veteran homelessness requires all hands on deck. We need to partner to create a path forward that works for the most vulnerable veterans and resists the obstacles they face. And that is what we’ll talk about this season. We’ll discuss how collective action and working together impact affordable housing and delve into practices that help realize this goal.

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Our Guests

• James Williams, Director of Racial Justice Policy, Fair Share Housing Center
• Laura Foote, Executive Director, YIMBY Action

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Our Guest

• James Williams, Director of Racial Justice Policy, Fair Share Housing Center

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Our Guest

• Shonterria “Terri” Charleston, Director, Training and Technical Assistance, Housing Assistance Council

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Our Guests

• Milo Peinemann, CEO, American Family Housing
• Susan Michael, Vice President of Programs, New Directions for Veterans, Inc

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Tune in this week as we discuss

Disability Status

Our Guests

• Dara Baldwin, Director of National Policy, Center for Disability Rights, Inc
• Milo Peinemann, CEO, American Family Housing
• Susan Michael, Vice President of Programs, New Directions for Veterans, Inc

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Our Guests

• Rodney Harrell Vice President, Family, Home and Community, AARP
• Susan Michael, Vice President of Programs, New Directions for Veterans, Inc

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Our Guests

• Lindsay Church Executive Director, Minority Veterans of America
• Bryan Ellicott, SAGEVets Program Manager, SAGE

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Our Guests

• Eric Tars | Legal Director | National Homelessness Law Center
• Melinda Clemmons | VP, Central Midwest Market & Sr. Advisor, Equitable Path Forward | Enterprise Community Partners
• Briana Mason | Program Officer | Enterprise Community Partners

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Season 3 of NCHV’s The Road Home podcast is here!
In Seasons 1 and 2 we explored traditional affordable housing development projects, and innovative short-term approaches, respectively, as the means to ending veteran homelessness. In Season 3 our focus will shift to examine housing justice as an integral piece of the effort to end veteran homelessness. Using an equity lens, we’ll explore how specific demographic characteristics impact an individual veteran’s ability to access affordable housing.

Our Guests

• Ann Oliva | CEO | The National Alliance to End Homelessness
• Antonia Fasanelli | ED | National Homelessness Law Center

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Season 3 of NCHV’s The Road Home podcast is coming soon! In Seasons 1 and 2 we explored traditional affordable housing development projects, and innovative short-term approaches, respectively, as the means to ending veteran homelessness. In Season 3 our focus will shift to examine housing justice as an integral piece of the effort to end veteran homelessness. Using an equity lens, we’ll explore how specific demographic characteristics impact an individual veteran’s ability to access affordable housing.  If we want to end homelessness for veterans, we need to create a path forward that works for the most vulnerable and repairs the harmful impacts of systemic inequities and institutional racism. And that is what we'll talk about this season. We’ll discuss how specific demographic characteristics impact affordable housing access and delve into strategies and projects that mitigate those impacts. We hope you enjoy this important conversation.

Tune in this week as we discuss Grant and Per Diem (GPD) Conversion

We speak to Leslie Wise, Portfolio Lead, Direct Community Support at Community Solutions, Allyson Randolph, Assistant Director, Real Estate at Community Solutions, and Dr. Audi, President, and CEO of Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries

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Tune in this week as we discuss Tiny Homes.

We speak to Kim Cook, Psy. D, Executive Director of US VETS- Hawaii and Lona Hammer, PHM, Executive Director of Kennewick Housing Authority

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Tune in this week as we discuss Shared Equity

We speak to Bruce Buckley, CEO, and Mike Hagmaier, EVP of Soldier On.

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Tune in this week as we discuss Accessory Dwelling Units.

We speak to Robinson Markus, Worker-Owner at Evanston Development Center, and Chris Lee, Design and Development at Backyard ADUs.

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Tune in this week for a two-part episode, discussing Modular Construction.  Part I featured Dana Spain, VP of Community Relations at Volumetric Building Companies, and Joel Comino, CEO/Founder of Next Modular.

In Part 2, we are joined by Jack Toan, COO, and Paul Cho, Chief Housing Officer at Illumination Foundation, and Bill Cavanaugh, Principal of US Modular, Inc.

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Tune in this week for a two-part episode, discussing Modular Construction. 

In Part I, we are joined by Dana Spain, VP of Community Relations at Volumetric Building Companies, and Joel Comino, CEO/Founder of Next Modular.

Part 2, features Jack Toan, COO and Paul Cho, Chief Housing Officer at Illumination Foundation, and Bill Cavanaugh, Principal of US Modular, Inc.

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Tune in this week as we discuss moving veterans from homelessness to homeownership. We speak to Karl Notturno, one of the cofounders of A Soldier’s Home Click here for insights from this week's episode.

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Tune in this week as we discuss Sweat Equity.
We speak to Jeff Dee, the Chief Development Officer at Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland, Amanda Mowry, the Homeowner Service Associate at the Black Hills Area for Humanity, and Noel Brown, a veteran with lived experience participating in Habitat for Humanity’s homeownership program. Click here for Insights from this week's episode.

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