The Atlanta Regional Housing Forum is a quarterly gathering of affordable housing stakeholders from all sectors - private, public, nonprofit, philanthropic, and concerned citizens.
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The Atlanta Regional Housing Forum was founded more than 35 years ago by Bill Bolling, the founder, past president, and CEO of the Atlanta Community Food Bank. The Forum is produced by a Steering Committee and guided by an Advisory Council – representing more than 30 local, regional, and state organizations. Forum events are staffed by its organizational hosts, Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) and Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc. (ANDP).
At each quarterly Forum, housing stakeholders gather to discuss affordable housing, community development, transportation, transit, homelessness, health, and other related topics. The Forum also examines housing policies, best practices, ongoing collaborations and initiatives, and the need for more subsidies in affordable housing development throughout metro Atlanta.
The Atlanta Regional Housing Forum, co-hosted by ARC and the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, is a quarterly educational event designed to engage affordable housing and community development stakeholders from a broad cross-section of audiences.
The forum attracts regional and national leaders to speak on current housing issues including: affordable housing, transportation, healthy communities, and other related matters.
ARC’s Strategic Partners are committed to fostering collaborative regional approaches that improve quality of life in metro Atlanta. Their support elevates ARC leadership programs, research and events throughout the year. Learn more.
