Report on highlighting trends and offering recommendations on how schools, communities, housing providers and nonprofits can work together to address housing challenges that impact educational outcomes for young people.

Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise), following a nationwide search, named Jacqueline Waggoner president of its Solutions division, which operates 11 market offices across the country and delivers program, policy, advisory and capacity-building support at the national, state and local level.

Statement from Enterprise President Laurel Blatchford Opposing HUD’s Proposed AFFH Rule

HUD released its proposed changes to the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule, which would take dramatic steps to weaken how HUD and jurisdictions nationwide fulfill their duties to uphold the Fair Housing Act.

Seven up-and-coming artists and architectural designers were selected for the Enterprise Rose Fellowship Program, bringing their creativity and knowledge in design and sustainability to local development organizations in communities across the country.

New York property owners contribute $4 million to a network of nonprofit partners who will work independently to help tenants across city access resources and connect to financial, workforce, and other critical services

Enterprise announced the appointment of Pamela Green to the Enterprise New York Advisory Board.

Cada una de las organizaciones, las cuales representan las cuatro mayores regiones ¿? de la isla, recibirá un donativo de $35,000, asistencia técnica, mentoría uno a uno, y el espacio para llevar a cabo aprendizaje entre pares -entre las organizaciones seleccionadas- fortaleciendo así sus capacidades para continuar colaborando con sus comunidades de manera sostenida y a largo plazo.

Six nonprofits, representing all major regions across the island, will each receive a $35,000 grant, technical assistance, one-to-one staff mentoring, peer learning with other grantees and help with capacity building to ensure they are prepared to support their communities over the long term.

In New York, Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative^SM supports faith-based organizations in exploring the feasibility of affordable housing development by equipping them with an understanding of the development process and key information about their property.