The Foreclosure Crisis and Our Neighborhoods, April 29, 2010 - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
The Foreclosure Crisis and Our Neighborhoods
The Foreclosure Crisis and Our Neighborhoods
The Foreclosure Crisis and Our Neighborhoods, April 29, 2010 - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Conference or Event
2010-04-29 19:00 PM
2010-04-29
07:00 PM
09:00 PM
Other
The Senator Theatre
usa
5904 York Road
Baltimore
Md.
<p>The Citizens Planning and Housing Association will host an evening of discussion and enlightenment on the foreclosure problem in Baltimore. Neighborhood leaders will discuss how foreclosure has impacted local Baltimore neighborhoods over the past three years. Panelists will outline the history and scope of the problem, what steps have been taken, and the next action steps. Jayne Miller, WBAL-TV and member of CPHA Board of Governors, will moderate the discussion and the event features the following panelists:</p><ul><li><strong>Diane Bell McKoy</strong>, Associated Black Charities</li><li><strong>Carol Gilbert</strong>, Maryland Dept. of Housing and Community Development</li><li><strong>Matt Hill</strong>, Public Justice Center</li><li><strong>Jody Landers</strong>, Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors</li><li><strong>Anne Norton</strong>, St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center</li><li><strong>Johnette Richardson</strong>, Belair-Edison Neighborhoods, Inc.</li><li><strong>Suzanne Sangree</strong>, Baltimore City Law Department</li><li><strong>Harry Spikes</strong>, Office of Congressmen Elijah Cummings</li></ul>
<p>Community leaders in Baltimore</p><p><strong>More Links</strong></p><p><a href="http://www.cphabaltimore.org/pdf/event_fact_sheet.pdf">The Foreclosure Crisis and Our Neighborhoods Event Flyer</a></p><p><a href="http://cphaforeclosure.eventbrite.com/">CPHA Online Registration</a></p><p><a href="http://www.senator.com/">The Senator Theatre</a></p><p><strong>Conference Resources</strong></p><p>Information on available resources will be given to all community leaders in attendance (provided by CPHA, the Baltimore Homeownership Preservation Coalition, the State of Maryland, and HUD).</p>
<p>Registration is free and available <a href="http://cphaforeclosure.eventbrite.com/">online</a>. Local restaurants are offering registrants discounts on the evening of the event.</p>
<p>The Citizens Planning and Housing Association will host an evening of discussion and enlightenment on the foreclosure problem in Baltimore. Neighborhood leaders will discuss how foreclosure has impacted local Baltimore neighborhoods over the past three years. Panelists will outline the history and scope of the problem, what steps have been taken, and the next action steps. Jayne Miller, WBAL-TV and member of CPHA Board of Governors, will moderate the discussion and the event features the following panelists:</p><ul><li><strong>Diane Bell McKoy</strong>, Associated Black Charities</li><li><strong>Carol Gilbert</strong>, Maryland Dept. of Housing and Community Development</li><li><strong>Matt Hill</strong>, Public Justice Center</li><li><strong>Jody Landers</strong>, Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors</li><li><strong>Anne Norton</strong>, St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center</li><li><strong>Johnette Richardson</strong>, Belair-Edison Neighborhoods, Inc.</li><li><strong>Suzanne Sangree</strong>, Baltimore City Law Department</li><li><strong>Harry Spikes</strong>, Office of Congressmen Elijah Cummings</li></ul>
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<p>The Citizens Planning and Housing Association will host an evening of discussion and enlightenment on the foreclosure problem in Baltimore. Neighborhood leaders will discuss how foreclosure has impacted local Baltimore neighborhoods over the past three years. Panelists will outline the history and scope of the problem, what steps have been taken, and the next action steps. Jayne Miller, WBAL-TV and member of CPHA Board of Governors, will moderate the discussion and the event features the following panelists:</p><ul><li><strong>Diane Bell McKoy</strong>, Associated Black Charities</li><li><strong>Carol Gilbert</strong>, Maryland Dept. of Housing and Community Development</li><li><strong>Matt Hill</strong>, Public Justice Center</li><li><strong>Jody Landers</strong>, Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors</li><li><strong>Anne Norton</strong>, St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center</li><li><strong>Johnette Richardson</strong>, Belair-Edison Neighborhoods, Inc.</li><li><strong>Suzanne Sangree</strong>, Baltimore City Law Department</li><li><strong>Harry Spikes</strong>, Office of Congressmen Elijah Cummings</li></ul>