Enterprise is accepting applications for the Southeast Preservation Next Academy Cohort, a virtual training series open to anyone interested in information, guidance, and resources to preserve the unsubsidized housing stock in SMMF properties across Metro Atlanta and South Florida.

The Biden-Harris Administration unveiled the American Jobs Plan, a framework for investing nearly $2 trillion in rebuilding the U.S. infrastructure, with a focus on stimulating the long-term recovery of the American economy, combating climate change and addressing persistent racial injustice.

Enterprise’s Housing as a Pathway to Justice (H2J) initiative explores the intersection of housing and the criminal legal system. The initiative strives to understand the core barriers that exist, identify opportunities to improve equity for justice involved individuals, and keep up with new ways of thinking about and approaching the gaps that exist for these individuals. We take a look at trauma informed care as a lens that can be used to better support the needs of justice involved individuals as they navigate the housing system.

Enterprise has awarded $1.5 million in grants to 32 groups in rural and tribal communities from Dover, Delaware to Anahola, Hawaii.

In 2017, construction began on a 16.1-mile rail line – known as the Purple Line – with the goal of conveniently connecting riders in two adjacent Maryland counties. The rail line linking Prince George’s and Montgomery counties is scheduled to complete in 2027. In 2019, JPMorgan Chase made a $5 million philanthropic investment in the Purple Line Collaborative, a subset of organizations actively participating in the Purple Line Corridor Coalition (PLCC). This funding wasn’t to support light rail construction, but to support the small businesses close to the construction and stabilize residents living nearby.