CB 10 Housing Forum

The conditions of housing in Harlem of various types including public, private, and rent-subsidized, are deteriorating. We are experiencing a need for the preservation of our existing housing stock and increased affordable housing for local income levels. Join us for a day-long housing forum consisting of workshops, panel discussions, and culminating in a community town hall. Additional resources will be offered on-site.

Info: During this segment, housing professionals of different backgrounds will discuss the housing issues/trends of Harlem today and provide their unique perspectives and context on the housing issues of Harlem today.

Info: During this segment, community members will choose to attend the workshop (A, B, or C) that best aligns with their immediate housing needs. Workshops will occur simultaneously in separate rooms and will be led by organizations, agencies, or entities that are knowledgeable on the topic. Leaders may conduct a brief presentation on the topic, engage the group in a small discussion, and answer questions.

Info: During this segment, community members will choose to attend the workshop (D, E, or F) that best aligns with their immediate housing needs. Workshops will occur simultaneously in separate rooms and will be led by organizations, agencies, or entities that are knowledgeable on the topic. Leaders may conduct a brief presentation on the topic, engage the group in a small discussion, and answer questions.

Info: During this segment, the community will have 2 minutes per person to voice their housing concerns directly to elected and government officials.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change, 200-214 West 135th Street, New York, United States