This is the second of two panels that reveal the sophisticated work of organizing in today’s complicated, high-pressure real estate market, how civic data is used (and needed) to support that work, and the changes to housing policies needed to preserve New York’s economic and social diversity. A new report from the Community Service Society provides some excellent background: Rent Regulation in New York City: How it Works, and How to Fix It.
Explore
- What’s at stake in the current fight over rent regulation in NYC
- How housing organizing can impact statewide policy
Speakers
- Ava Farkas, Executive Director, Metropolitan Council on Housing/Real Rent Reform
- Carmen Guzman, West Side Neighborhood Alliance
- Delsenia Glover, Executive Director, Tenants & Neighbors
- Oksana Mironova,Housing Policy Analyst, Community Service Society, author of Rent Regulation in NYC: How it Works, What Went Wrong, and How to Fix It
- Steve Flax (Moderator), Vice President, M&T Bank
Designed for
All interested funders.
Registration
8:30 - 8:45 AM Check-in & Light Breakfast
8:45 - 10:00 AM Program
Registration is required by February 12.
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