symposium on expanding shared equity housing highlights innovations best practices in community
One way to build long-term wealth is through homeownership. At NeighborWorks America's virtual symposium, experts shared equity housing models, specific types of housing strategies that create permanently affordable homes, build wealth for families and create equitable communities.
neighborworks america honors local heroes who transform their communities
NeighborWorks America recognizes the 'unsung heroes' who help communities rise above challenges and map a new way forward and awarded six community leaders with its annual Dorothy Richardson Award for Resident Leadership.
Expert available to discuss widening gap between black and white homeownership
As the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies’ newly released “2020 State of the Nation’s Housing Report” highlights, the gap between Black and white homeownership widened this year.
NeighborWorks America helps provide food and shelter to families in need during the holidays and all
NeighborWorks America’s grants are key to helping nonprofits address urgent issues and the organization is leading the way in pivoting from in-person to virtual events in the current environment.
As consumers carefully prioritize spending during this troubled economic time, DIY weatherization of our homes presents a clever way we save on costs and stay healthy.
Media Advisory Expert available to discuss importance of credit scores in achieving homeownership
Our expert can highlight the biggest mistakes people make regarding their credit scores, how to apply lessons learned from the 2008 housing crash, and financial tips to establish secure housing.
neighborworks annual survey identifies increased financial challenges widening homeownership gap
The results of the newly released annual Housing and Financial Capability Survey from NeighborWorks America reveal that a significant and growing share of the American public is vulnerable or underequipped to handle financial challenges.
A new study from NeighborWorks America examining Americans' housing and personal finance feelings and behaviors revealed what the economic damage caused by COVID-19 has shown around the country — that a significant share of the American public is vulnerable or underequipped to handle financial challenges.