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SUMMARY:Building Momentum for Your Long-Term Vision
DESCRIPTION:Recording\n\nAdditional Materials\nPresentation\nBuilding Momentum for Your Long-Term Vision Slides\n\nLinks\nFrom Emily Schmidt: \n\nData Storytelling: The Essential Data Science Skill that Everyone Needs\nSassy Video\nBill Gates Dupes Jimmy Fallon Into Drinking Water That Was Once Poop\n History of Osage\, Iowa community complex\nCedar Summerstock Theater\nCedar River Complex (Wellness Center\, Aquatics Center\, Fine Arts)\nHBR:  Eight Ways to Communicate Your Strategy More Effectively\nThe Pixar Pitch and the 22 Rule of Storytelling\n\nFrom June-Li Wang: \n\nSpringboard for the Arts\nArt-Train\nCreative Exchange\n\nThe Models and Practices for Meaningful Community Engagement CIRD webinar with Jamie Horter offers additional tools to address questions in the webinar chat. \nCIRD’s website offers an array of rural design resources. And be sure to keep in touch for regular updates and opportunities for your community to work with CIRD. \nDescription\nWhat are quick and small arts and design-based activities that can help community members and partners rally around a bigger design project? How can storytelling help with engagement and collective visioning? Join the Citizens’ Institute on Rural Design for a lively webinar about approaches and tactics to build support for design projects across rural America. The session will be led by Jun-Li Wang\, Associate Director for Programs at Springboard for the Arts\, and Emily Schmidt\, award winning journalist and communications consultant. \nThe Citizens’ Institute on Rural Design (CIRD) is a leadership initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with the Housing Assistance Council. \nPresenters\nJun-Li Wang\, Associate Director\, Programs\nSpringboard for the Arts \nEmily Schmidt\, Communications Consultant\nspeaki2i \nSponsored by\nCitizens’ Institute on Rural Design (CIRD)
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SUMMARY:“Build Smart” Webinar Series Part 2: ‘Scaling Down’ to address rising costs
DESCRIPTION:Recording\n \nMaterials\nPowerPoint Presentation | Webinar Transcript | Webinar Chat Log \n‘Scaling Down’ to address rising costs Presentation - Combined-compressed\nDescription\nThis webinar\, the second in a series designed to share innovative solutions to affordable housing developers dealing with escalating prices and implementing additional regulations\, will continue the series by sharing innovative solutions in pilot programs to reduce square footage and overall costs while increasing energy efficiency. Presenters will discuss various partnerships and resources they blended together\, including partnerships with Auburn University Rural Studio to design smaller affordable homes that are also 50% more efficient than the average house\, keeping energy bills as low as $30 a month. The designs feature innovative use of land and construction that makes the homes affordable. Rural Studio’s Front Porch Initiative continues to scale up the research and housing accessibility work throughout the Southeast\, but there is still much to learn about innovative approaches to zoning\, mortgage financing\, insurance\, and home performance. These pilot programs are providing a big step forward in research and ability to share information with a broader constituency of housing providers. Presenters will showcase several projects that are transforming communities and sustaining affordability through development of scalable\, agile\, and resilient delivery processes for beautiful\, well-designed high-performance homes titled as real property while supporting an industry of home building in under-resourced rural communities. \nRegister\nAudience\nNon-profit housing developers\, small affordable housing builders\, Tribal entities\, rural government entities \nPrior Knowledge\nBasic knowledge and awareness of home construction/housing development \nLearning Objectives\nThis webinar series will provide affordable housing developers with the information needed to successfully and financially implement smaller-sized homes (under 1\,000 sf) that are also well-designed high-performance homes into their construction program. \n\nIntroduction to new resources and funding mechanisms for developing smaller-sized homes that ensure affordable price points\nRaise awareness and involve community support/resources for your program\nLearn from successes and mistakes of peer projects.\n\nSpeakers\n   Eddie Latimer\nCEO\nAffordable Housing Resources  \n   Rusty Smith\nAssociate Director\nRural Studio  \n   Sherry Trent\nExecutive Director\nEastern Eight Community Development Corporation  \n  \n\n\n\nAdditional Information\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis webinar will be presented via Microsoft Teams.  For technical information please visit https://ruralhome.microsoftcrmportals.com/TrainingMicrosoftTeams/. \nView HAC’s General Training Terms and Conditions at https://ruralhome.microsoftcrmportals.com/TrainingWebinarTermsAndConditions/.
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SUMMARY:HAC 2020 Virtual Rural Housing Symposium: Recovery Through Resiliency
DESCRIPTION:The Housing Assistance Council’s 2020 Rural Housing Symposium: Recovery Through Resiliency is finally here and it’s a virtual affair! \nJoin us online from wherever you are for a day filled with engaging speakers\, invaluable rural practitioner perspectives\, and a vast array of information on rural realities as well as opportunities to interact and reconnect with peers. \nWe are excited to see you online for the Rural Housing Symposium on December 3rd! \n3 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND!\n\nHear from industry change agents and experts!\nParticipate in discussions on relevant\, and emergent topics!\nConnect with old and new friends around a shared goal!
URL:https://ruralhome.org/event/hac-2020-virtual-rural-housing-symposium-recovery-through-resiliency/
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