By Sharon Johnson, Lead Organizer of Madison For More Neighbors April was a month full of meaningful conversations, new connections, and continued momentum around housing in Madison. Across events, policy discussions, and community engagement, one thing is clear: Housing is top of mind—and people are looking for real, practical solutions. Madison Black Chamber of Commerce […]
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What We’re Hearing About Wisconsin’s Housing Needs by Tehila Cohen, Housing Field Organizer Over the past few months, we have been engaging with diverse partners and organizations to better understand the local and statewide housing landscape. These initial meetings have been invaluable for gathering insights and identifying the shared priorities that will shape our future […]
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Madison For More Neighbors recaps its March housing conversation, covering missing middle housing, parking reform, and next steps to expand affordable housing in Madison, WI.
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Driven by the amazingly high cost of housing and the growing unaffordability of car ownership, we’re more motivated than ever to support more communities where people have the freedom to live without a car. That urgency kept us moving, making March another busy and productive month for the Housing Onward team.
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Celebrate Earth Day’s Wisconsin origins and the legacy of Gaylord Nelson with 1000 Friends of Wisconsin. Learn about our ambitious Earth Month fundraising goals and enter to win a free book!
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The Interstate construction mission is complete. By Trevor RoarkExecutive Director “This is the wrong fight. Or, more precisely, it is a fight designed for us to lose slowly.” I’ve been following and learning from Strong Towns for a while now, since 2015, to be exact. Chuck Marohn came to speak at UW-Stevens Point that year, […]
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