August 2020
#Lead2020: Lead-Safe Homes, Healthy Families (Webinar #1)
Richmond City Health District and Virginia Poverty Law Center invite you to learn how lead continues to impact resident health across the Commonwealth on Wednesday, August 19th from 2:00 to 3:30pm.
Find out more »#Lead2020: Lead-Safe Homes, Healthy Families (Webinar #2)
Thanks to a grant from the National Center for Healthy Housing, the Virginia Poverty Law Center and the Richmond City Health District will…
Find out more »September 2020
#Lead2020: Lead-safe Homes, Healthy Families (Webinar #3)
Thanks to a grant from the National Center for Healthy Housing, the Virginia Poverty Law Center and the Richmond City Health District will…
Find out more »#Lead2020: Lead-Safe Homes, Healthy Families (Webinar #4)
Thanks to a grant from the National Center for Healthy Housing, the Virginia Poverty Law Center and the Richmond City Health District will…
Find out more »Housing Virginia’s Most Vulnerable 2020
Presented in partnership with Virginia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, Housing Virginia’s Most Vulnerable is the…
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MHCCV Symposium 2020
Some Assembly Required A Virtual Conference on Virginia’s Manufactured Home Communities Over 350,000 of our fellow Virginians live…
Find out more »APA VA 2020 Virtual Conference
We'll Get You Moving! Join us virtually October 12-16, 2020 to learn about all things transportation and beyond…
Find out more »November 2020
Living Apart: 21st Century Segregation in Hampton Roads (ULI Virginia)
ULI Virginia The “Living Together / Living Apart” project is a long-term participatory action research project that focuses…
Find out more »Pre-GHC Roundtable: What’s Next for Housing After COVID-19?
What is COVID-19 teaching us about housing? Will we learn the lessons?
Find out more »2020 Virginia Governor’s Housing Conference
Virginia’s largest housing event brings together housing and community development professionals from throughout the commonwealth to network and…
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