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SUMMARY:Community-led housing: resilient communities
DESCRIPTION:This event\, hosted by Housing LIN\, as part of their #HAPPIHour series.  \nSpeakers:  \n– Jim Hudson – LSE\n– Professor Karen West – University of Bristol\n– Allan Shepherd – Wales Co-operative Centre \nSign up to hear Jim Hudson (LSE) and Professor Karen West (University of Bristol) share insights and learning from their NIHR SSCR funded research looking at the impact of COVID-19 and the responses and experiences of how community-led housing (CLH) projects in England and Wales have coped during the national lockdown. \nThey will be joined by Allan Shepherd and colleagues from the Wales Co-operative Centre who will also be sharing the findings from their work into co-operative values and the strength of community through the pandemic. \nAttendees will be sent the ZOOM details before the event. \nYou will be asked to join the meeting 10 mins before the start time to allow for a prompt start.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/community-led-housing-resilient-communities/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210223T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210223T163000
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SUMMARY:People\, Place and Community report launch
DESCRIPTION:FoL’s People\, Place and Community project has been radically shaped by the Covid-19 pandemic. It led us to go beyond the physical built environment and to look in detail about how digital communities can have a huge impact on people’s connection to their local area and neighbours.   \nThis webinar will look at the best approaches the built environment sector in London can take to encourage communities to thrive and explore the three main insights from the report: \n– Good quality design: Quality design plays a critical role in our experience of connection. How can the sector ensure that this is achieved for all members of the community?\n– Community ecosystems: Rather than imposing new approaches and ideas\, how can we identify\, foster and develop existing community ecosystems and help them thrive?\n– Inclusive digital connectivity: What role does the built environment sector have to play in overcoming the digital divide? \nThis event is open to all and encourages attendees to bring their comments\, ideas and questions which we will pick up on in the audience Q&A. \n\nConfirmed Speakers:  \nPhil Askew\, Director of Landscape and Placemaking\, Peabody\nHarriet Boamah\, Director\, F.U.S.E Youth Project\nClaire Fram\, Senior Product Manager\, Arup\nFabrizio Matillana\, Principal Urban Designer\, LB Enfield\nKaye Stout\, Partner\, Pollard Thomas Edwards\nDavinia Venton\, Partnerships DIrector\, Countryside
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/people-place-and-community-report-launch/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210215T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210215T203000
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SUMMARY:Push Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by London Renters Union\, a FREE screening of the documentary PUSH that investigates the depths of the global housing scandal. \nIn Push\, investigative filmmaker Fredrik Gertten follows Leilani Farha\, UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing\, as she meets with residents\, mayors\, campaigners and economists in New York\, London\, Barcelona\, Seoul and Valparaiso\, to reclaim housing as a human right\, not a commodity. \nThe London Renters Union are hosting a free screening of this powerful documentary followed by a discussion with Leilani Farha and affiliate housing groups from around the world. \nAfter registering\, you will receive a unique link in advance to access the event online and a separate link to view the film via Vimeo\, which will be live from 8th February to give you the option to view in your own time. \nYou can also access the event link to watch the film collectively at 5.30pm GMT on Monday 15th February. \nThe live screening of the film will start at 5.30pm GMT\, Monday 15th February \nDocumentary Running time: 90 minutes \nThe discussion will start at 7.30pm GMT / 2.30pm EST / 11.30am PST \nSign up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/film-screening-reclaim-housing-as-a-human-right-not-a-commodity-tickets-136777971595?aff=erelexpmlt
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/push-film-screening/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210211T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210211T143000
DTSTAMP:20210201T103058Z
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SUMMARY:Networking for Co-ops and Community Benefit Societies
DESCRIPTION:This event\, hosted by Cooperatives London\, is a place to tell people about your enterprise\, project or idea. The aim of this event is to create as many new partnerships and opportunities as possible.  \nWho is it for? \nMembers and workers in all types of cooperatives and community benefit societies – and the ‘co-op curious’\, especially people involved in enterprises and campaigns that want to explore democratic control and ownership. \nSign up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/networking-for-co-ops-and-community-benefit-societies-tickets-19299898516
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/networking-for-co-ops-and-community-benefit-societies/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210211T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210211T113000
DTSTAMP:20210205T152643Z
CREATED:20210205T152608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210205T152643Z
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SUMMARY:Listening Project Workshop: Creating Cultural Communities for Young Londoners
DESCRIPTION:Are you part of a London Based CLT?  \nNew Local are looking for members of London-based CLTs to participate in their Listening Projects\, a mix of virtual conversations\, which seek to capture the views of families and young Londoners in housing\, planning and place-making.  \nTheir upcoming workshop  will focus on how community-led and local approaches can help tackle inequalities among families and young people in London.  \nRead more about the Listening Projects here.  \nRead the event blog here.  \nSign up here: https://www.newlocal.org.uk/events/listening-project-workshop-creating-cultural-communities-for-young-londoners/
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/listening-project-workshop-creating-cultural-communities-for-young-londoners/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210210T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210210T120000
DTSTAMP:20210127T104401Z
CREATED:20210127T104401Z
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SUMMARY:Moving Forward during COVID
DESCRIPTION:The aim of this members only NCLT event is to create a space for member groups to share with each other how they’ve carried on with positive developments for their schemes and/or helped their communities during the virus. If you are a member CLT with stories on how COVID has affect your plans for the future\, this is the event for you.  \nSign up here:   http://www.communitylandtrusts.org.uk/event/member-discussion-moving-forward-during-covid?eid=156
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/moving-forward-during-covid/
LOCATION:Zoom discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210201T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210201T190000
DTSTAMP:20210127T105316Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210127T105316Z
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SUMMARY:Meet with Forest CLT
DESCRIPTION:Find out about a community-led affordable housing project in Waltham Forest\, how to get involved and learn from others doing the same.  \nForest CLT’s next meeting will welcome guest speaker Sue Riddlestone\, the CEO and co-founder of Bioregional. Bioregional is a social enterprise charity which designed the One Planet Living framework in 2003. This is the approach to sustainability that Forest CLT follows. Bioregional has created many housing projects using this framework including the well-known BedZED eco village in South London where Sue lives. \nThe webinar and discussion is for an hour from 6-7pm\, with extra discussion time afterwards for anyone who wants to stay on and chat.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/meet-with-forest-clt/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210130T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210130T130000
DTSTAMP:20210127T104457Z
CREATED:20210115T145358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210127T104457Z
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SUMMARY:RUSS Webinars: Module 1: Setting up a group
DESCRIPTION:This webinar workshop shares RUSS’s experience of creating the organisation behind a community-led housing project in London. \nRUSS is a volunteer-led Community Land Trust based in south London\, founded in 2009 with the mission of creating sustainable neighbourhoods and genuinely affordable homes.  In June 2018\, RUSS was granted planning permission for 33 homes at Church Grove\, Ladywell\, south east London. It will be London’s largest affordable self-build housing project. \nRUSS has set up a School of Community-led Housing offering individuals\, community groups and housing professionals the chance to learn from RUSS’s many years of experience and gain information about how to set up and develop a community-led housing project. \nThis workshop is one of two webinars presenting the first module in their education programme\, through which they share their experience and learning since setting up the organisation as a Community Land Trust in 2009.  The first module in a programme of 5\, this workshop covers the actions required to set up a community-led housing (CLH) project from the very start. \nThe workshops are informal and interactive\, with practical exercises\, and time to meet like-minded people\, housing professionals and groups already involved in CLH projects. \nAny queries to school@theruss.org. \nTopics for RUSS Webinars: Module 1: Setting up a group\, part 1\, on Saturday 30 January 2021: \n– Creating a group \n– Legal structures \n– RUSS Right Now \nWorkshop speakers: \nPresenter: Jon Broome\, Architect \nModerator: Monika Milewska \nsupported by Anurag Verma\, RUSS Chair and RUSS School \n \nFor information: \nTopics for RUSS Webinar: Setting up a group\, part 2\, on Saturday 6 February 2021: \n– Working with Local Authorities \n– Access to Land \n– Introduction to Project Finance \n– RUSS Right Now \nWorkshop speakers: \nPresenter: Dinah Roake\, RUSS Operations Director \nModerator: Cypren Edmunds \nsupported by Anurag Verma\, RUSS Chair and RUSS School. \nTickets for each webinar are £20\, and if you book both together\, there is a £5 discount.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/russ-webinars-module-1-setting-up-a-group/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210127T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210127T203000
DTSTAMP:20210118T122138Z
CREATED:20210118T122138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210118T122138Z
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SUMMARY:Potential for housing options for older LGBTQ people
DESCRIPTION:This session\, hosted by the London Irish LGBT Network\, is designed to raise awareness about the potential for housing options for older LGBT communities.  \nIt will be an open session providing an opportunity to hear from two speakers about the housing schemes they are involved in.  \nOne of the speakers\, Amanda Girling-Budd\, is a representative of the London Older Lesbian CoHousing Group\, which is one of the projects we have been supporting. She will be speaking about the progress of their scheme\, which is partnered with L&Q Housing Association.  \nThe session will also hear from Bob Green OBE\, former CEO of Stonewall Housing\, now with LGBT Foundation\, Manchester.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/potential-for-housing-options-for-older-lgbtq-people/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210127T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210127T183000
DTSTAMP:20210127T110513Z
CREATED:20210127T103409Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210127T110513Z
UID:5350-1611766800-1611772200@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Building Back Better: The Future of Community Led Housing
DESCRIPTION:This zoom discussion will feature Danny Kruger MP\, Lord Barwell former advisor to Theresa May and Housing minister\, Richard Bacon MP\, self build champions as well as various members from across Citizens UK and Create Streets who will come together to discuss the future of Community Led Housing in the UK.  \nSign up here: https://cuk.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUrceGsrzotGdeOnVSsGJkKJ4bIJ2lLFuam
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/building-back-better-the-future-of-community-led-housing/
LOCATION:Zoom discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210119T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210119T173000
DTSTAMP:20210118T121743Z
CREATED:20210118T121743Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210118T121743Z
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SUMMARY:Turning dreams into homes; the art of the possible
DESCRIPTION:This event\, hosted by Hampshire Homes Hub\, will hear from an exciting range of speakers from across the country\, who all have amazing stories to share about how they have delivered homes for their communities. Their messages are inspirational\, honest\, and relevant for others already working on a project or perhaps just dreaming about one at this stage. Many of the stories will highlight truly innovative ideas that have the power to change the way new homes are delivered. \nThe speakers on 19 January 2021 include: \nCalder Valley CLT (Community Land Trust) – a community benefit society who have developed a community share offer to raise funding to protect community assets. \nSEASALT – a student housing co-operative. \nMaria Brenton – UKCN Ambassador for Senior Co-housing\, and pioneer of the first co-housing scheme in the UK for older people. \nHeart of Hastings – a CLT working in partnership with others to tackle urban deprivation\, including the transformation of a large\, disused\, town centre commercial building into a mixed use scheme including homes.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/turning-dreams-into-homes-the-art-of-the-possible/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201118T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201118T153000
DTSTAMP:20201127T152623Z
CREATED:20201014T132419Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201127T152623Z
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SUMMARY:Recirculating Rent in Co-operatives
DESCRIPTION:There are more than 200 housing co-ops in London with a real potential to grow co-operative ownership. Join us in weighing up the motivations and means that include coordinating resources between coops\, building on existing land\, and buying homes from developers with partially completed schemes that may be struggling. This event is part of the Doing Housing Differently discussion series. \n  \nDiscussion Chair \nNic Bliss\, Head of Policy at the Confederation of Cooperative Housing. \nPanellists \nJane Brenan and Gina Betteridge from Brockley Tenants Co-operative\, an existing registered provider looking at purchasing property. \nMatina Theodoropoulou from Sanford Housing Co-operative\, an existing co-op looking to build more homes on their own land. \nLeonie Weber from CASH\, to discuss a community share offer to co-operatives in London\, and building a solidarity fund. \nAmeen Lilani from Zahra Housing Co-op\, a start-up looking to build intergenerational housing on a small site in Harrow. \n  \nSession Recording \n \n  \nThis session is part of the Doing Housing Differently discussion series.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/recirculating-rent-in-co-operatives/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201118T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201118T123000
DTSTAMP:20201127T151903Z
CREATED:20201014T131950Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201127T151903Z
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SUMMARY:Developing for Communities
DESCRIPTION:Developers are increasingly working with communities\, to deliver schemes that meaningfully benefit residents and local businesses. \nFrom involving groups at an early stage to inform the brief\, to handing over ownership when the homes are built. As part of the Doing Housing Differently online discussion series\, this session explores the approaches developers are taking to future-proof the social\, sustainable and economic benefits of their schemes. \n  \nDiscussion Chair \nOwen Jarvis\, CEO of the UK Cohousing Network \nPanellists \nSue Riddlestone\, Chief Executive and Co-Founder of Bioregional \nPaul Clark\, Co-founder at Stories \nOlaide Oboh\, Director of Partnerships at First Base \nFrances Wright\, Head of Community Partnering at TOWN \n  \nSession Recording \n \n 
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/developing-for-communities/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201117T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201117T153000
DTSTAMP:20201127T152910Z
CREATED:20201014T131503Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201127T152910Z
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SUMMARY:Resident Empowered Council Housing
DESCRIPTION:Local authorities in London are building council homes on a scale not seen for over 30 years.  Whether large-scale estate regeneration or smaller infill projects\, the way today’s council homes are owned and managed will have a lasting impact on the lives of the communities they house.   \nFrom co-produced regeneration to long-term tenant management and ownership\, this session examines existing approaches and future opportunities for resident empowered council housing.  \nAs part of the Doing Housing Differently discussion series\, this session explores opportunities for community led approaches to empower social housing tenants and deliver sustainable housing models for London’s councils\, and ask:     \n\nHow are communities and councils thinking differently about resident representation and control in contemporary council housing?  \n\n\nWhat benefits does a community led approach to council housing bring to both tenants and social housing landlords?  \n\n\nWhat does a community led approach look like in a mixed tenure\, multi-landlord development?\n\n  \nDiscussion Chair \nStephen Hill\, Founding Director of C20 Future Planners \nPanellists \nCllr. Anthony Okereke\, Cabinet Member for Housing at Greenwich \nAnne McGurk\, Chair of Phoenix Community Housing \nAndy Bates\, Manager at Leathermarket JMB \nHannah Emery-Wright\, Communities Manager at London CLT \nSib Trigg\, Architect and Organiser at PEACH \n  \nSession Recording \n \n 
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/resident-empowered-council-housing/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201117T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201117T123000
DTSTAMP:20201127T151819Z
CREATED:20201014T130927Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201127T151819Z
UID:4848-1605610800-1605616200@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Housing Associations Enabling Communities
DESCRIPTION:Many Housing Associations began life as communities taking action over their housing situations. Now with a wealth of experience in housing delivery and management\, how can they use their skills and capacities to help today’s communities to do the same?  \nJoin us as emerging community housing groups pitch their projects to housing associations and discuss the in’s and out’s of working together to deliver their homes. This event is part of the Doing Housing Differently discussion series. \n  \nDiscussion Chair \nLinda Wallace\, Chief Executive of CDS Cooperatives \nPanellists \nAbi Jacobs\, Director of Strategic Partnerships at L&Q \nHeather Thomas\, Chief Executive of Saphire Independent Housing \nKaren Cooper\, Chair of the G320 Housing Association Group \nLorraine Podiephatshwa\, Heads2Gether Housing Cooperative \nSanya Polescuk\, Co-founder of NW3 Community Land Trust \n  \nSession Recording \n \n 
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/housing-associations-enabling-communities/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201116T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201116T153000
DTSTAMP:20201127T152725Z
CREATED:20201014T125922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201127T152725Z
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SUMMARY:Underwriting Innovation
DESCRIPTION:There is a growing ecosystem of funders and lenders looking at community led housing\, but the availability of affordable finance is still a challenge for new organisations. As part of the Doing Housing Differently discussion series\, this session explores the concept of underwriting to make financing projects from a single source easier and giving lenders confidence on the basis that the perceived risks of non-payment are underwritten or secured from elsewhere.  \n  \nDiscussion Chair \nDinah Roake\, Operations Director at RUSS \nPanellists \nMark Ogden\, Relationship Manager at Triodos Bank \nLiz Corrado\, Collaborative Capital Ltd \nJonathan Schifferes\, Area Manager at the Greater London Authority \nLouise Leaver\, Partner at Bevan Brittan LLP \n  \nSession Recording \n \n 
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/underwriting-innovation/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201116T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201116T120000
DTSTAMP:20201127T152353Z
CREATED:20201008T135843Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201127T152353Z
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SUMMARY:Build Back Better
DESCRIPTION:This year we have seen just how important our homes and neighbourhoods are to our health and wellbeing and the communities we all rely on. This experience has raised fundamental questions about how we live and the kind of homes we need. In Building Back Better we need to rethink not only what we build\, but the way we own\, manage and control the homes we live in. As part of the Doing Housing Differently discussion series\, this session explores how community led approaches can become a consistent element of a more diverse London housing market. \n  \nOpening Keynote \nTom Copley\, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development \n  \nDiscussion Chair \nTom Chance\, Chief Executive of the National Community Land Trust Network \nPanellists \nLord Richard Best\, Chair of the Affordable Housing Commission \nYolande Barnes\, Chair of The Bartlett Real Estate Institute \nJoe Wills\, Centre for London \n  \nSession Recording \n \n 
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/build-back-better/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210102
DTSTAMP:20201206T193353Z
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SUMMARY:Doing Housing Differently
DESCRIPTION:All over London\, people are coming together to take a leading and lasting role in delivering affordable\, sustainable homes. This series of discussions explores how the principles underpinning the growing community led housing movement can be delivered at scale. \nJoin politicians\, policy makers\, developers\, housing associations\, financiers\, industry experts and residents to examine the challenges and opportunities for shaking up the way housing is both developed and managed. \nThis is about residents partnering with industry to take control of the decisions that matter to them and developing viable housing models that are publicly supported\, democratically controlled and with the benefits protected in the long-term. \nWatch again\, be inspired and gain an insight into how we can be Doing Housing Differently. \nAll sessions are now available to watch.  \n\nKEYNOTE \nMonday 16th November\, 10:30 \nTom Copley\, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development \nBUILD BACK BETTER \nMonday 16th November\, 10:50 – 12:00 \nWhat does better look like\, not only in what we build\, but in the way we own and manage our homes? How can community led approaches become a more consistent part of the London housing market? \nwith Tom Chance\, National CLT Network; Lord Richard Best\, Chair of the Affordable Housing Commission; Yolande Barnes\, Chair of The Bartlett Real Estate Institute; Joe Wills\, Centre for London \nWatch Session  \n\nUNDERWRITING INNOVATION \nMonday 16th November\, 14:00-15:30 \nHow can the public sector act entrepreneurially to create the conditions for investors and private lenders to fully fund community led housing schemes. \nwith Dinah Roake\, RUSS; Mark Ogden\, Triodos Bank; Liz Corrado\, Collaborative Capital; Louise Leaver\, Bevan Brittan LLP; Jonathan Schifferes\, GLA \nWatch Session  \n\nHOUSING ASSOCIATIONS ENABLING COMMUNITIES \nTuesday 17th November\, 11:00-12:30 \nA detailed look at how housing association-enabled community led housing can work in practice in London. \nwith Linda Wallace\, CDS Cooperatives; Abi Jacobs\, L&Q Strategic Partnerships; Heather Thomas\, Sapphire Independent Housing; Karen Cooper\, G320 Housing Associations; Lorraine Podiephatshwa\, Heads2Gether; Sanya Polescuk\, NW3 CLT \nWatch Session  \n\nRESIDENT EMPOWERED COUNCIL HOUSING \nTuesday 17th November\, 14:00-15:30 \nExplore opportunities for community led approaches to empower social housing tenants and deliver sustainable housing models for London’s councils. \nwith Stephen Hill\, C20 Future Planners; Andy Bates\, Leathermarket JMB; Anne McGurk\, Phoenix Community Housing; Cllr. Anthony Okereke\, LB Greenwich; Hannah Emery-Wright\, London CLT; Sib Trigg\, PEACH \nWatch Session  \n\nDEVELOPING FOR COMMUNITIES \nWednesday 18th November\, 11:00-12:30 \nLearn how developers are working with communities to futureproof the social\, sustainable and economic benefits of their schemes. \nwith Owen Jarvis\, UK Cohousing Network; Frances Wright\, TOWN; Olaide Oboh\, First Base; Paul Clark\, Stories; Sue Riddlestone\, Bioregional \nWatch Session  \n\nRECIRCULATING RENT IN CO-OPERATIVES \nWednesday 18th November\, 14:00-15:30 \nA roundtable to explore how we can grow co-operative housing. What are the motivations to build new co-operative homes in London? and how can co-operatives support new affordable homes? \nwith Nic Bliss\, CCH; Brockley Tenants Co-op; Sanford Housing Co-op; CASH; and Zahra Housing Co-op. \nWatch Session
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/doing-housing-differently/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200928
DTSTAMP:20200912T223931Z
CREATED:20200912T221125Z
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SUMMARY:Open House self-guided tour
DESCRIPTION:As part of Open House week we have prepared a self-guided tour for you to visit community led housing projects and shared garden spaces in London. \nDownload the pdf and make your own way around these schemes viewing the places that communities have created together. Please note you will only be able to view projects from public areas due to covid precautions.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/open-house-self-guided-tour/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200915T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200915T183000
DTSTAMP:20200915T091032Z
CREATED:20200908T145049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200915T091032Z
UID:4705-1600189200-1600194600@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:People Powered Homes: exploring the new normal for housing in London
DESCRIPTION:As part of Open House fortnight we are hosting a panel discussion on community led housing.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn order to meet the challenges of our housing system\, we have to do things differently. \nJoin us for a lively panel discussion showcasing community led housing schemes outlining what they are currently doing\, what challenges they face and the advice they can share for others interested in community led housing. \nYou’ll meet representatives from a range of emerging groups including housing cooperatives\, Community Land Trusts and co-housing schemes as well as many other like-minded individuals. \n\n\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n\nJanet \nJanet spent twenty years as a housing manager for a large South London housing association earlier in her career. Janet is now updating her housing knowledge on the project board at Crystal Palace CLT. \nMatina \nMatina is an Engineer and Urban Designer and is a resident of Sanford Housing Co-operative and a founding member of CASH. \n\nMabel \nMabel is a resident of Custom House and a founding member of E16 CLT as well as a member of PEACH. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign up to join us\nTo join us on the evening\, register here on Eventbrite. The event will be held on Zoom\, so please ensure you have downloaded and familiarised yourself with the software before the day. \nWe will send the link and login details two hours before the event. \nAny questions\, please email info@communityled.homes
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/people-powered-homes-open-house-event/
LOCATION:Zoom discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200822T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200822T130000
DTSTAMP:20200723T082506Z
CREATED:20200723T082317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200723T082506Z
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SUMMARY:RUSS Webinars: Module 1: Setting up a group\, part 2
DESCRIPTION:This online workshop shares RUSS’s experience of creating the organisation behind a community-led housing project in London \nRUSS is a volunteer-led Community Land Trust based in south London\, founded in 2009 with the mission of creating sustainable neighbourhoods and genuinely affordable homes.  In June 2018\, RUSS was granted planning permission for 33 homes at Church Grove\, Ladywell\, south east London. It will be London’s largest affordable self-build housing project. \nRUSS has set up a School of Community-led Housing offering individuals\, community groups and housing professionals the chance to learn from RUSS’s many years of experience and gain information about how to set up and develop a community-led housing project. \nThis online workshop is the second of two webinars presenting the first module in RUSS’s education programme\, through which they share their experience and learning since setting up the organisation as a Community Land Trust in 2009.  The first module in a programme of 5\, this workshop covers the actions required to set up a community-led housing (CLH) project from the very start. \nRUSS workshops are informal and interactive\, with practical exercises\, and time to meet like-minded people\, housing professionals and groups already involved in CLH projects. \nTopics for RUSS Webinars: Module 1: Setting up a group\, part 2 \n– Looking for Land \n– Working with Local Authorities \n– Introduction to project finance \n– RUSS Right Now \nWorkshop speakers: \nDinah Roake\, RUSS Operations Director \nModerator: Cypren Edmunds \nSATURDAY August 22\, 2020 starting on ZOOM at 10:30 \nBook your tickets here and RUSS will send the Zoom links the week before the event. Any queries to school@theruss.org. You can read more about RUSS events on www.theruss.org.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/russ-module-1-part-2/
LOCATION:webinar\, Webinar\, Webinar\, Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200815T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200815T130000
DTSTAMP:20200723T082544Z
CREATED:20200723T081512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200723T082544Z
UID:4502-1597487400-1597496400@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:RUSS Webinars: Module 1: Setting up a group\, part 1
DESCRIPTION:This webinar workshop shares RUSS’s experience of creating the organisation behind a community-led housing project in London. \nRUSS is a volunteer-led Community Land Trust based in south London\, founded in 2009 with the mission of creating sustainable neighbourhoods and genuinely affordable homes.  In June 2018\, RUSS was granted planning permission for 33 homes at Church Grove\, Ladywell\, south east London. It will be London’s largest affordable self-build housing project. \nRUSS has set up a School of Community-led Housing offering individuals\, community groups and housing professionals the chance to learn from RUSS’s many years of experience and gain information about how to set up and develop a community-led housing project. \nThis webinar workshop is one of two webinars presenting the first module in our education programme\, through which RUSS share their experience and learning since setting up the organisation as a Community Land Trust in 2009.  The first module in a programme of 5\, this workshop covers the actions required to set up a community-led housing (CLH) project from the very start. \nRUSS’s workshops are informal and interactive\, with practical exercises\, and time to meet like-minded people\, housing professionals and groups already involved in CLH projects. \nTopics for RUSS Webinars: Module 1: Setting up a group\, part 1\, on Saturday 15 August \n– Creating a group \n– Legal structures \n– RUSS Right Now \nWorkshop speakers: \nJon Broome\, Architect \nModerator: Cypren Edmunds \nsupported by Anne Kennedy\, RUSS School \nWebinar 1 is on SATURDAY August 15\, 2020 and Webinar 2 is on SATURDAY August 22\, 2020. \nBook your tickets here and RUSS will send you the Zoom connection to join the Webinar the week preceding the event. Any queries to school@theruss.org. You can read more about RUSS events on their website www.theruss.org
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/russ-webinars-module-1-setting-up-a-group-part-1/
LOCATION:webinar\, Webinar\, Webinar\, Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200810T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200810T170000
DTSTAMP:20200804T160441Z
CREATED:20200723T111607Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200804T160441Z
UID:4512-1597075200-1597078800@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Build Back Better\, Embracing better living - powered by PechaKucha
DESCRIPTION:  \nBuild Back Better is a new initiative by New London Architecture to respond to the current crisis. The series looks into the future\, beyond the restrictions of our present situation. We invite innovative thinkers to present thought-provoking ideas and solutions for a resilient post-pandemic London. \n\n\n  \nThis Build Back Better event will discuss ideas for living that aid physical and mental health\, from homes for heroes and key worker housing to communal dwellings that improve wellbeing.  \n  \nOur Senior Project Advisor\, Rowan Mackay\, was invited by the NLA to speak at this PechaKucha event to illustrate how community led housing can achieve these goals to offer innovative solutions for these uncertain times. Our talk is entitled ‘People Powered Homes: A Manifesto’. \n  \nJoin us at the event to find out more. If you are an NLA member\, you can book your place at this free event by visiting their website here. The webinar will be hosted on Zoom and joining details will be sent to registered participants. \n  \nThe format\, PechaKucha (ペチャクチャ)\, was devised in Tokyo in 2003 by the English architect Mark Dytham and has turned into a massive global celebration of design\, with events happening in hundreds of cities around the world. Drawing its name from the Japanese term for the sound of “chit chat”\, it rests on a presentation format that is based on a simple idea: 20 images x 20 seconds. The format makes presentations concise\, keeps things moving at a rapid pace and holds its audience.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/nla-build-back-better/
LOCATION:webinar\, Webinar\, Webinar\, Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200723T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200723T113000
DTSTAMP:20200722T120720Z
CREATED:20200608T065108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200722T120720Z
UID:4322-1595502000-1595503800@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Wrigleys Webinars
DESCRIPTION:Wrigleys Solicitors’ community-led housing team is delivering a series of bite-size webinars over the next few weeks\, on legal topics relevant to community-led housing groups. \nThe webinars cover all stages of a community-led housing development\, from setting up a new legal structure and financing your project\, through to securing your site\, contracting with third parties and deciding what housing tenure to offer. \nJoin them every week\, on Thursdays at 11am. Register for each webinar using the link below.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/wrigleys-webinars/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200714T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200714T200000
DTSTAMP:20200702T122735Z
CREATED:20200702T122502Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200702T122735Z
UID:4404-1594753200-1594756800@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Community Led Housing - a Feminist Solution
DESCRIPTION:The UK is in the midst of a housing crisis. According to the National Housing Federation\, this is affecting more than 8 million people\, 1 in every 7 people. House prices and rental costs have become unaffordable for many\, such that home ownership rates have declined significantly – from 43% for those aged 27 in the 1970s to 25% for those born in the late 1980s. Having a decent affordable home is a key determinant of people’s health and well-being. \nHousing is also a women’s rights issue with women making up the majority of lead social housing tenants\, and 2 in 3 housing benefit claimants. The gender pay gap means that women on average earn less – the housing knock-on effect is that women in the private rented sector spend an average of 55% of their income on rent\, compared with 36% for men. \nCommunity led housing models (such as housing co-operatives\, community land trusts (CLTs) and co-housing) have emerged as alternative solutions to the housing crisis. \nHosted by the Women’s Equality Party Hackney\, this online event will take a look at the history of community led housing in the UK with a focus on women’s co-housing. Speakers will include Gemma Holyoak (Senior Project Advisor\, Community Led Housing London)\, Marta Brenton (Senior Cohousing Ambassador\, UK Cohousing Network) and Angela Ratcliffe (convenor & resident of Older Women’s Cohousing Group (OWCH). \nDial in details will be emailed to participants ahead of the seminar. \nJoin us for a thought-provoking and inspiring evening!
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/clh-a-feminist-solution/
LOCATION:Zoom discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200707T153000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200707T163000
DTSTAMP:20200622T222617Z
CREATED:20200622T222035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200622T222617Z
UID:4377-1594135800-1594139400@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Co-op housing in challenging times
DESCRIPTION:Join us online with Co-ops UK and CHIBAH\, Brighton’s community housing network to discuss what housing co-ops can offer during these challenging times. \nIf home-working becomes the norm for many – and a glut of commercial properties become empty – landowners may need to rethink their traditional rental methods. Meanwhile redundancies and unemployment threaten our housing affordability. Never has it seemed more necessary for us to come together with other co-ops\, community groups and community businesses to work out ways that we can build back better. \nClick below to register via Zoom.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/co-op-housing-challenging-times/
LOCATION:Zoom discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200630T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200630T190000
DTSTAMP:20200624T202636Z
CREATED:20200306T164844Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200624T202636Z
UID:4036-1593536400-1593543600@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:People Powered Homes
DESCRIPTION:All over London\, groups of people are coming together to take control and lead housing projects in their local area. They’re showing that housing can be more than a financial asset; it can bring people together and give them power. \nWe’re inviting members of community led housing organisations across London\, to tell us their story. Come and meet the pioneers of community led housing in London\, learn about different projects and hear from the people putting their vision of better living into practice. \nThere are a huge range of projects across the capital. From bespoke cohousing projects built for shared living\, to people owning homes cooperatively\, to Community Land Trusts with ensuring fairly priced housing forever. \n  \nSPEAKERS\nAmeen\nAmeen is a founding member of Zahra Housing Cooperative\, a group of families in Harrow looking for affordable intergenerational housing. They collective experience of living in private rented housing has been disempowering. They are looking for a long term\, secure alternative and we have been supporting them with their proposal to build three homes on a small garage site in Harrow. \nCathie\nCathie is a member of The London Older Lesbian Cohousing. The group was founded in 2016 when founding member Jude Watson was chatting with friends about how they wanted to live together as they got older. The group are working in partnership with a large Housing Association to build around 20 units of which 25-30% will be affordably rented\, with the remainder available under the Older People’s Shared Ownership scheme or bought outright. \nJack\nJack is a Trustee of Forest CLT\, a membership organisation founded by local residents in 2018 with the mission of creating truly affordable\, community-led housing and sustainable communities in Waltham Forest. They want to build homes that local people really can afford and create community spaces that are there for everyone to use. \n \nSign up to join us \nTo join us on the evening\, register here on Eventbrite. The event will be held on Zoom\, so please ensure you have downloaded and familiarised yourself with the software before the day. \nWe will send the link and login details two hours before the event. \nAny questions\, please email info@communityled.homes
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/people-powered-homes/
LOCATION:Zoom discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200624T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200624T130000
DTSTAMP:20200506T113622Z
CREATED:20200506T113622Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200506T113622Z
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SUMMARY:Community Shares: Raising the Right Type of Finance
DESCRIPTION:Over 150\,000 people have now invested in community shares and democratically own and run community businesses across the UK. Through this unique form of finance\, communities have saved local shops and pubs\, financed renewable energy schemes\, transformed community facilities\, supported local food growing\, funded new football clubs\, restored heritage buildings\, and above all\, built stronger\, more vibrant\, and independent communities.\n\nWhat to expect?\n– The main facets and features for using community shares to mobilise and finance enterprises serving a community purpose.\n– Key considerations concerning the business model\, governance\, community engagement\, and the share offer proposition itself.\n– The requisite knowledge to undertake an effective share offer for a community enterprise you are involved with.\n\nWhat I’ll leave with?\n– An excellent understanding of business models that support the use of equity / community shares in social enterprises.\n– Tools and techniques to mobilise and engage your community with a view to build membership and attract investment.\n– Broad knowledge of governance considerations for use of community shares with a focus on the co-operative model.\n– An awareness of best practice standards for community share offers in line with the Community Shares Unit’s Standard Mark.\n\nThe Facilitator\nSimon Borkin leads on the design and delivery of co-operative development programmes at Co-operatives UK\, specialising in community shares and wider co-operative financing models. In this role\, he has led the work of the Community Shares Unit since 2012\, which promotes good practice and raises awareness of community shares as a sustainable funding mechanism for community enterprises.\nSimon is also a board member at Friends of Stretford Public Hall – a Grade II listed heritage space in Manchester\, owned and run by the local community. He led on their successful community share offer in 2017 which raised £250\,000 to fund renovations to the hall’s wonderful Victorian ballroom. He has an MSc in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship from Manchester Business School.\n——\nLimited spaces available. Book your free ticket here https://www.stirtoaction.com/webinars/community-shares\nThis workshop will be delivered on Zoom.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/community-shares-raising-the-right-type-of-finance/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200610T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200610T130000
DTSTAMP:20200506T113356Z
CREATED:20200506T111825Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200506T113356Z
UID:4168-1591785000-1591794000@communityled.homes
SUMMARY:Citizen-led responses to the Housing Crisis
DESCRIPTION:Stir to Action has launched 20 webinars in partnership with Power to Change to provide free training and peer support for those playing a vital role in their local economy during and after the crisis.\n\n\n\n\nThere is a housing crisis in the UK\, which manifests in lack of affordability\, diminishing social cohesion and massive environmental impact. Community led housing is a response to this crisis\, with citizens seeking to develop affordable homes that meet local need and respect the environment. It takes many forms\, including co-operatives\, co-housing\, community land trusts\, self-build and alms-houses. Key elements include the wish for democratic ownership and governance\, mechanisms to make housing affordable in perpetuity\, and increasing opportunities for self-provisioning\, through self-build and self-finish. \nEnabling hubs have been established across England\, Wales and Northern Ireland\, there is cross-party support for community led housing\, and there is a growing body of bottom-up experience to draw on. This webinar aims to explore how you can become involved in this growing citizen-led movement. \n\nTim Crabtree is a co-founder of Wessex Community Assets\, which is one of the UK’s largest enabling hubs for community led housing. He focuses on research and innovation\, and this links with an action research PhD he is undertaking at Plymouth University. Tim has worked for the New Economics Foundation and is the co-founder of a number of successful social enterprises including Local Food Links Ltd\, Dorset Community Energy\, and Bridport Area Development Trust.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/citizen-led-response-to-the-housing-crisis/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200604T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200604T130000
DTSTAMP:20200530T060111Z
CREATED:20200530T060111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200530T060111Z
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SUMMARY:Finance for CLTs: navigating pitfalls and challenges in the current climate
DESCRIPTION:Join National CLT Network as Triodos Bank give a presentation covering the essentials of financing for CLTs\, with special focus paid to any particular challenges of the current climate. There will also be a Q&A for you to ask your burning finance questions. These can be sent when you sign-up or during the Q&A itself. \nPlease note that this webinar is for National CLT Network members only.
URL:https://communityled.homes/event/finance-for-clts-navigating-pitfalls-and-challenges-in-the-current-climate/
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