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Affordable Housing Leadership Cohort 2025 (from left to right) Kaitlyn Quackenbush, Candace Latigue, Lisette Cruise, Chasidy Miles, Jessica Hitchcock, Juan Diego Castro, Jazmin Ridley, Lorenzo Rosas, Li Lovett, Leigh Ann Macalino, Avni Desai, Delvin Hall, Adria Moss, David Ho, Mathew Reed, Stephan Jackson, Matt Lewis, Cindy La, Atisha Varshney, Amy Davidson, Jed D’Abravanel, Owen Serra, Justine Marcus, Vanessa Smith, Bianca Newman, Judy Shephard Hall.

The cross-sector magic of housing leadership: building community through the Affordable Housing Leadership Network

Kaitlyn Quackenbush

Working in affordable housing means navigating the distance between what our communities need and what it takes to get there. Funding gaps. Competing priorities. Policies that take years to advance while the need for stable, affordable homes grows more urgent. My decade in housing policy, tenant rights advocacy, and local government has taught me how […]

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A previous cohort from our nonprofit board training program, the Board Leadership Training Accelerator.

Why nonprofit board training builds better leaders

Vicki Klopsch

Leadership starts with service. Some of the most consequential leadership happens quietly, in rooms most people rarely think to look. A nonprofit board meeting. A budget conversation. A moment in which someone chooses to ask a better question instead of pushing an opinion. Nonprofits carry real economic weight. They mobilize volunteerism and civic engagement. They […]

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Coro’s climate resilience leadership program gathers for a field trip of environmental sites in Los Angeles.

Climate Resilience Leadership Program: Saturday Reflections

Kaya Haig

A couple Saturdays ago, I sat in a blue plastic-molded chair in Huntington Park’s Community Center listening to representatives from the Owens Valley Indian Water Commission (OVIWC) talk to our Climate Resilience Leadership Network program participants about the Commission’s efforts to broaden awareness of their water rights advocacy work. They’d joined us from over 300 […]

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