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Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 30, 2020
What has been most instrumenta to your progress? Enterprise is most proud of achieving its stated goal of helping Native Homeownership Learning Communities Cohort (NHLCC)…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 30, 2020
What has been most instrumental to your progress? The Native Homeownership Learning Communities Cohort (NHLCC) was launched in January 2020. The Cohort participants based in…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 29, 2020
What has been most instrumental to your progress? 1. We are particularly pleased to have developed short stories of individuals that exemplify the diverse people…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 20, 2020
What has been most instrumental to your progress? While COVID made everything difficult, we focused a lot on the Public Education part of our work…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 13, 2020
What has been most instrumenta to your progress? Existing partnerships. The project built off longstanding, trusting relationships among three housing partners – PPL, CommonBond, and…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 6, 2020
What has been most instrumental to your progress? The initial training on Opportunity Zones and how developers and investors do their work, provided in partnership…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 6, 2020
What has been most instrumenta to your progress? Structured engagement with and among local neighborhood development organizations in Opportunity Zones; built stronger relationships between the…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 6, 2020
What has been most instrumenta to your progress? 1. Itasca County engaged a broad range of sectors engaged with the justice system with inclusion of…
Learning Grantee Learning Log
April 6, 2020
What has been most instrumental to your progress? This past year the pandemic has put the grant work on hold/delay. We had the opportunity to…
Learning Note from Jen
April 6, 2020
One of our values is to spread optimism. To us, that means thinking bigger and thinking differently about what is possible for people and communities. It does not mean pretending like things aren’t bad or difficult. Turning optimism into action requires being realistic and adjusting efforts to fit changing circumstances. Published 2020
