KEYNOTE SESSION
Keynote Speech Address Name Here to Begin at Top of Page
Keynote Speaker Name Here
Keynote Organization Name Here
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PLENARY SESSION—WELCOME AND OPENING
Building Sustainable Communities—Federal Initiatives
Panel
Senator Amy Klobochar
Congressman Keith Ellison
Congressman Erik Paulsen

Moderator
Gary Cunningham, Northwest Area Foundation

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PLENARY SESSION
Governor’s Reception
Governor-elect
State of Minnesota

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PLENARY SESSION
Transforming Rental AssisstanceBarb Sand
Housing Preservation Project
Panelists will discuss the issues that brought about the need for advocates to coalesce around the development of transitways in the region. Best practices will be shared along with perspectives on future community involvement efforts and systems for accountability.

Breakout Sessions
Sustainable Homes For All
Housing Plus: Services And Sustainable Communities
Revitalizing Housing In Urban Neighborhoods:
The Frogtown Experience
We Can End Homelessness in Minnesota:
A Community Campaign
Getting It Done: Transit Oriented Districts and Walkable Communities
Housing Opportunities in Greater Minnesota
Senior Housing and Long-term Care: What Should the Future Hold?
The Basic Building Blocks of Life: Housing and Education
Local Policies in Support of a Full Range of Housing Choices
More than Housing: Comprehensive Community Development and Collaboration
Ensuring a Fair Recovery
Impact of Community Advocacy for Regional Equity on Transitway
All Children Deserve Safety, Opportunity, and Connection
Homes for Health and Healthy Homes: Voicing the Vision
Transforming Rental Assistance
Finding Capital for Housing
Why Low-Income Families Move: It’s Not Just About Housing
Moving Forward In Faith: Organizing for Justice in 2011

Homes for All 2010 is co-hosted by Minnesota Housing Partnership and Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, and supported by a strong network of housing and community building organizations throughout Minnesota.