Past Event Materials

How innovative zoning can make DC a more livable and equitable city

How innovative zoning can make DC a more livable and equitable city

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July 15, 2026, 6:30-8 pm event via Zoom, co-sponsored by CSG and Ward3Vision Pictured from left to right: Lisa Wise, Randy Hutcheson, Peter Park, Ellen McCarthy This online event explored how a design-based approach to zoning can be used to increase housing opportunities and support the graceful evolution of neighborhoods
Montgomery Housing Alliance 2026 County Executive Candidate Forum

Montgomery Housing Alliance 2026 County Executive Candidate Forum

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On May 18, 2026, MHA hosted a housing-focused forum featuring all of the Montgomery County, MD, county executive candidates. Missed the forum? The recording is now live!
photo by Cheryl Cort

DC Event: What’s the future vision for how Ward 3 and DC will grow & change?

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This event was a discussion with DC Office of Planning to learn about DC 2050, District's next Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Map. April 27, 2026, 6:00 - 7:30 pm, Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library Speakers: Nick Kushner, Senior Cross-Systems Planner, DC Office of Planning Radhika Mohan, Deputy Director, DC Office
Event materials: Does more housing make housing more affordable?

Event materials: Does more housing make housing more affordable?

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On January 22, 2026, we talked to leading housing experts about the relationship between housing production and affordability, and explored policy tools to provide stable, affordable housing across a range of incomes. This was the third webinar in our series on our region’s housing needs, and how researchers, policymakers, and advocates can work together towards solutions.
Event materials: How New Housing Affects Affordability. Virtual Screening + Q&A with Justine Underhill

Event materials: How New Housing Affects Affordability. Virtual Screening + Q&A with Justine Underhill

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This online event focused on the impacts of luxury housing on affordability. We screened "What Luxury Housing Does to Homelessness," followed by a Q&A with its creator, Falls Church City Councilmember Justine Underhill. Justine is known for her dynamic video series simplifying complex housing concepts with research and engaging graphics.