Course Title: Equity in Rural Housing: Bridging the Gap for Black and Brown Communities in Rural America.
Course Description
This dynamic webinar course delves into the unique challenges and disparities in affordable housing faced by Black and Brown communities in rural areas across the United States. Participants will explore the multifaceted factors contributing to housing inequities in rural settings, including limited resources, geographic isolation, and structural barriers. By examining the intersection of race, rurality, and housing inequities, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding access to safe and affordable housing in rural communities and the importance of addressing these disparities for fostering social justice, racial equity, and community development.
Course Topics
1. Rural Housing Challenges: Access, Affordability, and Quality.
2. Racial Disparities in Rural Housing: Historical Context and Present Realities.
3. Impact of Structural Inequities on Black and Brown Communities in Rural America.
4. Community Resilience and Grassroots Initiatives in Addressing Rural Housing Inequities.
5. Policy Solutions and Collaborative Strategies for Equity in Rural Housing.
6. Promoting Inclusive Rural Development: Empowerment and Sustainability Strategies.
Learning Objectives
1. Identify the unique challenges and disparities in affordable housing access and quality faced by Black and Brown communities in rural America.
2. Understand the historical context and structural factors contributing to housing inequities in rural settings.
3. Explore the intersectionality of race, rurality, and housing inequities and their impacts on community well-being.
4. Discuss community-led resilience efforts and grassroots initiatives aimed at addressing rural housing disparities for Black and Brown populations.
5. Analyze policy solutions, collaborative strategies, and innovative approaches to promote equity in rural housing for marginalized communities.
6. Develop a nuanced understanding of inclusive rural development practices that empower and sustain Black and Brown residents in rural areas.
Value to the Participant
This course offers a pivotal platform for communities to navigate the intricate landscape of affordable housing disparities for Black and Brown populations in rural America, spotlighting the unique challenges and systemic barriers that impede access to safe, quality housing in rural settings. By addressing the intersection of race, rurality, and housing inequities, participants can amplify the voices of marginalized communities, cultivate partnerships, and advance solutions that promote social justice, racial equity, and community prosperity. Through grassroots initiatives, collaborative efforts, and policy advocacy, communities can work towards building inclusive rural environments where Black and Brown residents have equal opportunities to secure affordable housing, foster vibrant communities, and thrive in a supportive and empowering rural landscape.
Office Locations
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Contact Information
Need to reach me? Try the classic phone call at
(816) 213-4461,
shoot me an email at
tnash@thenashdevelopmentgroup.com
or send a good ol' carrier pigeon my way. Just make sure it doesn't get distracted by any shiny objects along the way!
Events
Coming Soon: Upcoming Kansas City Conference
Coming Soon: Upcoming West Palm Beach Conference
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