Reconnect Rondo presents to Minnesota House of Representatives
Marvin Anderson and Keith Baker of Reconnect Rondo presented at a meeting of the Minnesota House Transportation Finance and Policy Committee
Healthy Housing for All
ULI’s Healthy Housing Project explores how health-promoting features in affordable, workforce, and mixed-income developments can support improved resident health outcomes. The Project is being undertaken as part of the Building Healthy Places Initiative, which develops resources that are widely distributed among ULI member and partner networks.
Report
Healthy Housing for All: How Affordable Housing is Leading the Way explores the affordable housing industry’s achievements in creating healthier housing environments and translates them into lessons for the broader housing marketplace. The innovations in healthy affordable housing present an opportunity to replicate healthy housing successes, as well as to respond to market demand across the residential development industry.
The report examines features, programs, processes, policies, and strategies that maximize project success and improve public health outcomes by providing healthy housing for all.
This report is a collaboration among ULI’s Affordable & Workforce Housing Council, the ULI Building Healthy Places Initiative, and the Center for Active Design.
The electronic version of this report includes interactive features. Readers may click through the report and learn more by hovering over prompts included on the “Healthy Housing Programs and Features” illustration on Page 6. Please note that interactive features are not available for smartphone users.
Download the Report (Interactive PDF)
Insights from Affordable and Mixed-Income Development Projects:
- Lesson 1: Identify and incorporate healthy housing features at the outset
- Lesson 2: Engage residents and stakeholders and conduct research to ensure that projects address their priorities
- Lesson 3: Coordinate design, policy, and programming
- Lesson 4: Establish innovative partnerships, financing strategies, and revenue streams
Learn More
View project profiles showcasing health-promoting features at affordable and mixed-income housing developments here.
Want to learn more or get involved? Please email health@uli.org.
Healthy Places Post
ULI Health Leaders Network Cohort 4 Participants
The Building Healthy Places Initiative is delighted to announce the 2021 participants in the fourth cohort of the ULI Health Leaders Network
ULI/Bucksbaum Fellowship- Member Engagement Opportunity
We are asking interested ULI members to submit 'third place' projects that can be studied to further inform and enhance ongoing research.
Randall Lewis/ULI Building Healthy Places Virtual Forum
ULI Seeks a Senior Visiting Fellow to Explore Links Between Health and Private ‘Third Places’
ULI Health Leaders Network Cohort 3 Participants
Building Healthy Places Program Seeks Evaluation Consultant
Not-So-Secret Guide to Sustainability: 2019 ULI Fall Meeting
2019-2020 ULI Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program Participants