Lead by the Conservation Law Foundation
and part of the Everett Community Health
Partnership, ECG is a proud contributor to HNS.
HNS is the largest resident-driven,
participatory action research project in the US
about neighborhood change processes.
In this study, local advocates work to
address the impacts of gentrification and climate change, aiming to promote social, racial, economic, and environmental justice.
Listen to the HNS podcast!
“In each episode of “Educate Us”, we bring together resident researchers from nine communities to share their insights and experiences on housing affordability issues. We also interview special guests to share practical information about housing. Our goal is to raise awareness and foster dialogue about the challenged and solutions to this pressing issue.”
View the HNS Affordability Report Card
HNS Resident Researchers developed this tool to:
- Re-define affordability on residents’ terms
- Assess the current and future state of quality, accessible, affordable housing
- Build and sustain resilience, as defined by community in a Collective Restorative Agreement for Community Resilience, which must include affordable housing
- Demand and support development that aligns with these terms
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