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Four college-aged students—three women and one man—standing in the hallway of a government building. Each of the students holds a piece of paper in one of their hands. A sign on the wall on the right-hand side of the photo reads "Representative Greg Bonnen, Chair Committee on Appropriations."

Supply Reforms Put Housing on the Agenda, Even in Red States

Laws designed to ease regulations that limit housing diversity and supply are passing in states around the country. Affordable housing advocates in four states talked with us about the coalitions that have come together, and how they might fit within the larger advocacy framework.

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Community Control

Co-op Ownership of Mobile Home Communities, A Webinar

There’s a growing number of manufactured housing owners who are joining together to buy their mobile home parks. We chat with residents, advocates, and technical assistance providers about the ins and outs of buying land together.

A roadway in Missoula, Montana. There are some buildings to the right, and mountains in the back.
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Where Missoula Built Sidewalks, A Health Equity Focus Followed

The Missoula City-County Health Department is working to expand health equity through a full-time government position, five years after a health initiative brought new sidewalks to low-income neighborhoods.

COVID

Health Care and Community Development Partnerships in the Time of COVID-19

For health care institutions and community development organizations that focus on low-income communities’ social determinants of health, this year has been a doozy. The concept that a person’s health is […]

Financial System

Creative Ways to Finance Agriculture

In Montana, small family farms are disappearing at an alarming rate, and farmers and ranchers are unable to compete with giant agriculture mergers. But there are several ways to help improve the farmland accessibility issue.