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Sunday, July 10 • 9:30am - 10:45am
Housing Is A Human Right: Organizing For Community Land Trusts

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Housing insecurity, displacement and homelessness are rampant and rising. Learn how groups are organizing for community land trusts (CLTs) and other community-led development models in NYC and beyond, to address root causes of displacement, segregation and homelessness. New to CLTs? Never fear! This workshop will include an overview of the structure and history of CLTs before diving into lessons learned from the NYC CLT movement and the strategies we’re using to build the social, political and economic support needed to spread CLTs across our city. BONUS: This workshop includes a live session of Trustville, our new board game that teaches players about the benefits of CLTs.
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Alexis Smallwood

My name is Alexis Smallwood, I was born and raised in Harlem, until my adopted mother kicked me out at the age of 17 years old. For 6 years I lived in the DHS (Department of Homeless Services)-run shelter system, which is a huge scam, destroys  lives, and is a business.  July 6... Read More →
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Lauren Wilfong

New Economy Project
Lauren Wilfong is the Program and Operations Coordinator at New Economy Project, an economic justice advocacy organization based in NYC. Lauren oversees office management and contributes to several NYC economic and social justice coalitions, as well as communications, campaigns and... Read More →

Sunday July 10, 2016 9:30am - 10:45am EDT
Ketchum Hall 118
  Workshop Block D

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