Day 1 – Monday, August 31
9 AM - 10 AM
Opening Plenary
Welcome and Introduction to the Florida Housing Coalition
Morning Keynote
Maria Rodriguez, Executive Director, Florida Immigrant Coalition
10:30 am - 11:45 am
Public Policy Plenary: Housing is Healthcare
Housing is healthcare – this has never been truer than in the wake of the devastation caused by COVID-19. Local communities have relied on the leadership of their state and federal partners to aid in the response to this pandemic. Beginning with a State of the State from Trey Price, hear from state and national leaders on how the response is going, what will be needed in the months to come, and the intersection of health and housing.
Eileen Fitzgerald, Moderator, Wells Fargo
Amanda Andere, Funders Together to End Homelessness
Marion McFadden, Enterprise Community Partners
Leroy Moore, Tampa Housing Authority
Trey Price, Florida Housing Finance Corporation
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Film Festival Lunch
2 pm - 4 pm
Forums
Disaster Housing Resilience and Recovery Forum
Faith-Based Forum
Housing Counselors Forum
Housing and Race: Policies and Programs through an Equitable Lens
4 PM
Conference Raffle
Day 2 – Tuesday, September 1
9 am - 10:30 a.m.
Celebration of Sadowski Success, Legislative Champions, and Fall Campaign
This was a momentous year for the Sadowski Housing Trust funds. During the 2020 Legislative Session, the Florida Legislature fully appropriated all the housing trust fund monies for housing. Join Sadowski Coalition members as we celebrate full appropriation of the housing trust funds, discuss the budget consequences from the pandemic, the special session expected in the Fall and the work that needs to be done to receive the 2020 SHIP appropriation.
Jaimie Ross, Moderator, Facilitator, Sadowski Coalition, CEO, Florida Housing Coalition
Dorene Barker, AARP Florida
Jeff Branch, Florida League of Cities
Bryan Cherry, Florida Coalition to End Homelessness
Chris Emmanuel, Florida Chamber of Commerce
Tonnette Graham, Florida Association of Counties
Mark Hendrickson, Florida Association of Housing Finance Authorities
Trey Price, Florida Housing Finance Corporation
Danielle Scoggins, Florida Realtors
11 am
CRA Panel
Join the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency community development staff in an opportunity to hear about bank partnerships in affordable housing. Participants will receive a brief overview of the Community Reinvestment Act and will have an opportunity to ask general and specific questions about working with banks. The FDIC and OCC will outline strategies related to lending, service and investment with bank partners.
April Atkins, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lisa Mifflin, U.S. Treasury Department, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Bankers Can Be Your Best Partners Panel
Hear from and talk with bankers who are committed to making community investments. Learn what financial institutions are doing to assist individuals, families, and organizations get through and recover from COVID-19. Panelists will provide information about initiatives and commitments around homeownership and supporting organizations that are providing rental assistance in the wake of COVID-19.
Suzanne Cabrera, Moderator, Housing Leadership Council of Palm Beach County
Marilyn Drayton, Wells Fargo
Kathy Hazelwood, Synovus
Tammy Paycer, Truist
Aileen Pruitt, PNC Bank
Christine Ruiz, Bank of America
Thais Sullivan, Valley
2 pm - 4 pm
Forums
Ending Homelessness
Energy Efficiency and Green Building Forum (sponsored by Duke Energy)
Housing and Neighborhood Identity: Preserving Communities of Color
Florida Realtors Forum (sponsored by the Florida Realtors)
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Keynote Address and Non-Profit Raffle
Keynote
Angela Brooks and Lawrence Scarpa, Brooks + Scarpa
Non-Profit Raffle
Synovus and Wells Fargo
Day 3 – Wednesday, September 2
9:30 am - 11:30 am
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Florida Community Development Legal Project Office Hours
On-Demand Training Sessions
You don’t need to choose between sessions! One of the advantages of our virtual conference is that you can attend all of the sessions. Increase your affordable housing knowledge at your own pace with these on-demand sessions whenever and wherever you choose. Sessions are available to view for one year.
Advocacy with Results: Grassroots Efforts and Local Housing Trust Funds
Bonds 101
Construction Law
Creative Housing Problems Solving and Diversion
Digital Tools for Housing Program Administration
Disaster Case Management: The Calvary Arrives
Disaster Film Festival: Revisioning Recovery
Missing Middle- How to make it Happen
Florida Housing Finance Corporation Funding Resources
Florida’s Green Building is Certifiable!
Getting Rapid Re-Housing Right
Government Land Trust for Multifamily Housing
Harvesting the Resources and Expertise of Housing Authorities in More Impactful Partnerships
Housing is Healthcare: Ending Homelessness
Housing is Healthcare: Improving the Outcomes of Children
Housing to the Rescue: Stabilizing the Lives of Children and Families
Inclusionary Housing: Creating Mixed Income Communities in Compliance with Florida Law
Innovative Housing Designs for Rapid Rebuilding
Leading with Equity
Legislative Update from 2020 Session
Lending for Community Land Trusts
Local Preference and 9% Housing Credits
Long Term Recovery in the COVID Era: Ending Homelessness
Maximizing Virtual Community Engagement
Opportunity Zones and Affordable Housing
Race Disparity in Homeownership: Closing the Gap
Rapid Disaster Assistance with State Housing Trust Funds
Rebuilding Florida Better for the Long Term
Renewable Energy and Affordable Housing
Scattered Site Development
Senior Housing: Best practices from the public and private sector
Subsidy Savvy: Preserving Affordability and the Public Investment
The RFP and RFA process- how to make application
Two Years and Counting: Research, Community Engagement, and Hurricane Michael Recovery
Using COVID Resources to Strengthen the Housing Crisis Response System
Wind and Flood Insurance: Are dark clouds forming and can we mitigate during blue skies?
*Please Note: This Agenda is subject to change