ONE-YEAR HOUSING JUSTICE 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 the 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.
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During the course, 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.
The course includes:
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Guest speakers
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Interactive assignments
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Readings
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Site visits
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Community-based research
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Skill development
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Firsthand experiences will engage affordable housing developers, local decision makers, policy, best practice models and processes of systemic change within a community.
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