Our Q3 newsletter is here! 🏠📰
Catch up on the latest from EOH, including quarterly updates, recent municipal engagement efforts, & important dates & deadlines for programs that advance our Housing 2030 goals.
👀 Read the latest edition here: https://t.co/YQ7UMMPTbu
🚨In anticipation of the upcoming Nor’easter, 4 shelters will be operating with extended hours.
If you or someone you know needs a safe place to go during the storm, don’t wait - go to a shelter today.
See the graphic below for locations, extended hours, & helpful information.
We awarded ~$4.8M to help Pawtucket & Central Falls acquire the former Conant Thread District & advance plans for a new mixed-use neighborhood with 1,000+ new homes, including at least 200 affordable units. Read:
Read: https://t.co/yuEh2Lu5jc
Watch: https://t.co/nOB07andBo
Some people put their ideas out in the world and hope they catch on. Not Gloria Steinem.
Through her writing, her speeches, and her organizing, she demanded that the world pay attention to all the ways that women had been — and in some cases, still are — treated unfairly. And she helped awaken us to problems like domestic violence, the lack of affordable child care, and unfair hiring practices that had too often been ignored or overlooked.
Gloria really was larger than life. Today, generations of women are walking a little taller and aiming a little higher because of what she fought for and achieved. Michelle and I are thinking of her family today, and everyone — women and men — who were inspired by her towering example.
The writer and activist Gloria Steinem died Wednesday, at 92. With her writing, her community organizing, and her partnerships, Steinem remained at the forefront of the feminist movement for more than 60 years. In 2015, Jane Kramer profiled Steinem for The New Yorker. “I’m an entrepreneur of social change,” Steinem told Kramer. “I raise money. I talk. I write. I tell stories. I want to do justice to the women I meet.” Revisit the story: https://t.co/RDvycKuvpM
Ads for clothes, vintage shoes, bags, accessories, row boats, handmade wool rugs, teapots, and Victorian chairs need to STOP popping up on my feed…
I can’t afford to be the perfect customer to target any longer!!!
It’s cool to like Dolly Parton.
And I am so glad that so many of us did.
But it’s cooler to act like Dolly Parton.
I hope more of us will.
We can all do better.
The +1RI ADU Design Competition is seeking designs that are creative, functional, & ready to help Rhode Islanders build more homes! 🏡
Click the link to learn more & apply: https://t.co/0bALWtmLkX
The world does not need an artificial intelligence that diminishes humanity; rather, it needs human intelligence enlightened by wisdom, political authority guided by conscience and technological innovation directed by charity. Only then will artificial intelligence become not a rival to humanity but a servant of the common good.
This morning, we celebrated the ribbon cutting for the final phase of Fernwood alongside incredible partners & homeowners who literally built this community from the ground up! 🔨🏡
Thank you to all who helped make this possible — by building, investing, & saying YES to housing!
Dexter Street Commons:
150 new homes 🏘️
A blighted property transformed 🌳
Greater transit access 🚆
Stronger community 💪
Thoughtful design 🖼️
Now that’s an efficient use of public dollars.
Thank you to all who collaborated to make this new addition to Pawtucket possible!
The RI Landlord-Tenant Handbook has a new look! 📘✨
The design is refreshed to make it engaging & easier to navigate, while keeping the same trusted info on landlord & tenant rights & responsibilities under RI law.
Available in English & Spanish here: https://t.co/h0ErUchmyc
Yesterday, we awarded $7.5M to expand affordable homeownership opportunities, supporting the development of 172 homes statewide! 🎉
And we’re not done yet. Another $12.5M for affordable homeownership development is now open for applications.
Read more: https://t.co/310dsjccdT
#AARPRI is delighted to share in celebrating the AARP Community Challenge Grant that will fund an Executive Office of Housing ADU design competition. AARP-RI volunteer Marianne Kelly stole the show (many remarked) with her personal ADU story. @RIEOHousing
Yesterday, EOH officially launched +1RI, an ADU Design Competition made possible by a $25k grant from @AARPLivable & @AARP! 🎉
Read about the event: https://t.co/iqmqJ0m8N4
Watch the event: https://t.co/Kun8e9a61G
Learn about +1RI: https://t.co/0bALWtmLkX