Course Title:  Community Land Trusts: Building Equitable and Sustainable Neighborhoods

Course Description

This webinar course will delve into the concept of Community Land Trusts (CLTs) as a means to create equitable and sustainable neighborhoods. Participants will explore the fundamentals of CLTs, their organizational structure, governance models, and their impact on affordable housing. Through case studies and expert insights, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how CLTs can empower communities, preserve affordability, and promote long-term residential stability.



Course Topics

1. Introduction to Community Land Trusts and Their Role in Affordable Housing
2. Organizational Structure and Governance Models of Community Land Trust
3. Benefits of Community Land Trusts for Residents and Communities
4. Funding Strategies and Land Acquisition for Community Land Trust Project
5. Case Studies of Successful Community Land Trusts and Their Community Impact
6. Establishing and Sustaining Community Land Trust Initiatives in Diverse Communities



Learning Objectives
1. Understand the principles and objectives of Community Land Trusts in promoting affordable housing and community empowerment
2. Explore the organizational structure and governance models of Community Land Trusts
3. Learn about the benefits of Community Land Trusts for residents, communities, and local economies
4. Discuss strategies for funding, acquiring land, and developing sustainable housing solutions through CLTs
5. Examine case studies of successful Community Land Trust projects and their impact on neighborhood revitalization
6. Develop a roadmap for establishing and sustaining Community Land Trust initiatives in diverse communities



Value to the Participant

Participants will gain practical knowledge and insights into how Community Land Trusts can empower communities, preserve affordability, and foster sustainable neighborhoods. By understanding the principles, strategies, and real-world examples presented in this course, attendees can contribute to the development of inclusive, resilient, and community-driven housing solutions that prioritize long-term affordability and community well-being.




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