The ERASE Minnesota Campaign convened to share what passed this legislative session relating to emergency rental assistance and what is still on the “to do” list for the future. Featuring legislative updates, a renter panel, and updates from the ERASE co-conveners HJC, ACER, and MHP.
Thank you for attending our recent event, the Mid-Session Legislative Update. Thank you to our presenters Michael Dahl of HOME Line, and Alysen Nesse of Hylden Advocacy & Law. We were also thankful to be joined by lawmakers Minnesota House Housing Committee Chair Rep. Michael Howard (51A – DFL), and Senate Housing and Homelessness Prevention Committee Chair Sen. Lindsey Port (55 – DFL).
If you enjoyed this event and want to support MHP’s programming of research, advocacy, and community development, please make an individual contribution by clicking this link.
Thank you for participating in our virtual event on January 29th, Putting Research into Practice. This was the final installment in our four-part narrative change webinar series. All resources relating to the statewide housing narrative change project are available on MHP’s Narrative Change Project webpage.
In this webinar the Housing Narrative Lab provided message guidance and examples of how to use the findings from the research into your policies, campaigns, strategic communications, and content creation.
Thank you for participating in our virtual event on January 23rd, Research & Findings. In this webinar we explored the results of the research! Led by the Housing Narrative Lab and Lake Research Partners.
Thursday, February 8, 8:00-9:30am• Carpenters Union Hall•730 Olive St, St. Paul, MN 55130
Join Minnesota Legislators, political insiders, and other housing advocates as we preview Minnesota’s 2024 Legislative Session. Networking will begin at 8:00 am with a program running from 8:30 to 9:30 am. Light breakfast and coffee will also be provided.
As we approach 2024, a huge thank you to all of our partners for everything we accomplished this past year—$2B in funding for housing plus $9.9M in tax credits available to Minnesota taxpayers, in addition to MHP’s data-based research publications, and our community development work providing technical assistance to communities in every corner of the state and beyond.
As Governor Walz said last night, it truly takes a village. To achieve our ambitious goals for 2024, MHP has raised more than $2 million for our fiscal year that began on October 1, and we’re looking to the community to secure an additional $900,000 for the coming year. This is what it takes to accomplish all that we do, and we’re confident that with the support of our partners, we can achieve our goals to advance affordable housing in Minnesota and beyond.
Thank you for supporting MHP! For organizational and corporate contributions, please contact Luke Avery at [email protected]. For individual contributions, consider MHP for your year-end giving and click this linkto support our mission.