Monday, October 8, 2018

Free webinars introducing Prof. Shook's One-Year Housing Justice Cohort

Two OCTOBER Webinars
One-Year Housing Justice Cohort: Informational Webinars
Wednesday, October 10, 2018
5 PM Pacific / 6 PM Mountain / 7 PM Central / 8 PM Eastern

AND

 
Saturday, October 13, 2018
10 AM Pacific / 11 AM Mountain / 12 PM Central / 1 PM Eastern
We hope you can join us for one of the two informational webinars on the new One-Year Cohort that the Housing Justice Institute will offer in 2019. With no government funding, just one policy in Pasadena, CA, has created 533 affordable units, and $20 million in fees that have helped to produce and preserve 690 more units. Dr. Jill Shook and her team and other advocates helped to craft this and other policies that have helped to produce and preserve affordable Housing. For example, just last week Pasadena passed an ordinance to allow motel conversions for homeless housing that our team helped to get passed.  
  In these informational webinars Professor Shook will outline what you can expect from the One-Year Housing Justice Cohort: beginning in January 2-6 with as face-to-face time as a cohort, on-line coursework Feb to Sept, with readings and research within your own community, and again in person in Oct at the  Grounded Solutions National Conference.  
       Please RSVP to one or both of these webinars and spread the word.  There is a $100 discount for those who attend the webinar. Here are the details on how to join the Wed Oct. 10th webinar: (The Sat Oct. 13th webinar details will be sent later this week).
        Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device:

Please click this URL to join. https://zoom.us/s/880136579

Or join by phone:
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 669 900 6833  or +1 646 558 8665
Webinar ID: 880 136 579
International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/aGK9lnjDx

This informational webinar is a follow up to our Biblical Housing Justice 2018 Summer Webinar Series held earlier last month. For links to presentation materials and mp3 recordings of the Summer Webinar Series please visit www.housingministries.org under the Housing Justice Work section of the website.

Webinar Leader:
Dr. Jill Suzanne Shook, Professor, Advocate, One day and one year Housing Justice Institute coordinator
Host:
Housing Ministries Network

 

One-Year Institute
The One-Year Institute is comprised of a cohort of no more than 14 passionate and committed people of faith who will learn ways to address housing/homeless crisis in their communities through local churches, partnerships and policy. Participants will practice within their own community a theology of advocacy, land use, and housing as part of God’s mission and the human right to housing.

This course has been offered at Azusa Pacific University in the Graduate Social Work Department. If you wish to earn credit from your own higher learning institution, please email Jill@makinghousinghappen.com and she will send you approved curriculum that you may want to use or adapt for your institution.

We will meet in person for five days in January at a lovely retreat center in Sierra Madre, CA, adjacent to Pasadena. We have the freedom to adjust the year's curriculum somewhat based on the expectation and needs of participants. From February to September we will meet on-line once a month and also enjoy a phone check in/reflection/prayer time once a month. In October we will attend the Grounded Solutions Network national conference, which will provide a wealth of support in long-term solution to the housing crisis with best practice practitioners from throughout the US.

We will examine case studies of how churches and faith-rooted visionaries, community developers, advocates and community organizers are addressing the housing crisis, and thereby transforming people and communities. Guest speakers, interactive assignments, readings, site visits, community-based research and skill development as well as firsthand experiences to engage with affordable housing developers, local decision makers, policy, best practice models and processes of systemic change within a community.

Please RSVP if you are interested in attending one of these free informational webinar. Click the RSVP Button below to register today! For questions please emailJill@makinghousinghappen.com


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