Housing Day at the Capitol Wednesday, February 23, 2022Time: 10a – 12:30pm Advocating for Resilient Communities in Georgia Register for this FREE event today! Register Here Missed our Pre-Housing Day Webinar? Check it out below! Thank you for attending our Pre-Housing Day Webinar! View Event Recording Passcode: *C#O2ZNy Click below to view the PowerPoint file…
Inaugural Awards Program October 11, 2022 | 6:00p – 7:30p Affordable Housing Conference October 12, 2022 | 8:00a – 4:00p Presenting Sponsor: Atlanta Metropolitan State College 1630 Metropolitan Parkway, SW Atlanta, 30310 EVENT INFORMATION Georgia ACT proudly announces it’s 2022 Annual Fall Affordable Housing Conference. Presenting Sponsor: NeighborWorks America Georgia ACT for our 2022 Annual Fall Affordable Housing…
Join Georgia ACT and our featured guest, Elizabeth J. Appley, Esq., Legislative Analyst, as she discusses the 2020 Federal, State and Local Elections, the outcomes and implications for Affordable Housing and Community Development. Learn about the Georgia ACT 2021 Legislative Agenda and how you can be a part of the efforts to continue our work to…
You don’t want to miss this one-day conference that targets individuals and organizations engaged in affordable housing and community development throughout the State of Georgia. A great networking opportunity, the conference fosters ways to strengthen the organizational performance of affordable housing and community development practitioners to enable them to delve more deeply into housing issues.…
Thank you Georgia ACT members and guests for an interactive, engaging, and successful Annual Membership Meeting at Middle Georgia State University in Macon, GA on March 15, 2018! Congratulations to the re-elected Directors, Dana Ingram and Robert Cooke, the newly elected Directors, Ingrid Thompson, G. Mitchell Brown, Christie Cade, and Leonard Adams. A special “thank…
Women make up a majority of Georgia’s adult population and are breadwinners in more than half of the state’s households with children. Yet Georgia women working full time earn about $8,000 less on average than men with full-time jobs, and households headed by single women have about 42 percent of the wealth of households headed by single…