Join Arlington County's Housing Division for a day of workshops and targeted education for tenants. The summit will provide technical (Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, Fair Housing) and non-technical (how to file complaints, conflict resolution, communication skills) information to empower participants to address housing issues.
Join AHS and our partners May 24 at 7 PM for a conversation on the way forward for Missing Middle housing in Arlington
Arlington and its neighbors have become more segregated in the last 10 years while fair housing legislation at the state level faces significant roadblocks. Arlington's fair housing enforcement, education, and commitment to equity practices in housing policy and programs are beginning to show signs of improvement but much more needs to be done.
Join the NAACP Arlington Branch, HOME of Virginia, and Equal Rights Center for the 2nd Annual Arlington Fair Housing Conference to discuss the threats and opportunities to advancing fair housing policy across the state and within Arlington.
Join AHS, AHC, Inc., and APAH to learn about Arlington's housing challenges, what "affordable" housing means, the history of race and housing in Arlington, and more in this virtual session.
Make MLK Day of Service a day to learn about affordable housing in our community and how you can help make Arlington a place where people of all walks of life are welcome and can afford to live.
Are you curious about what it takes to create a basement apartment or backyard cottage under Arlington’s updated Accessory Dwelling rules? Join the webinar to learn from homeowners, designers, contractors and others about how the process works and how to get started.
Make MLK Day a day “on” for service
Should we adjust our zoning laws to allow for a greater variety in housing types along transportation corridors?
AHS executive director Michelle McDonough Winters will join moderator Emily Badger, New York Times, and other panelists to explore what the heightened focus on housing policy in this upcoming election could mean for our region.
Join us for a free, one-hour workshop at the annual Live in Arlington Information Fair.
This interactive program will explore the mid-20th century use of redlining to prevent Black people from obtaining home loans - and how those practices continue to affect our community today.
Stop by our booth to learn more about affordable housing.
Join AHS Executive Director Michelle Winters as she leads a session focused on how tech giants affect housing affordability.
Join AHS Executive Director Michelle Winters and the Urban Land Institute Washington for a panel discussion that brings developers, investors, and policy leaders together to discuss the best practices used to address the housing gap.
How will Amazon HQ2 impact our local housing markets and housing affordability? What should housing owners, operators, developers, and planners do to prepare?
Stop by our table at this free fair designed to provide information to renters, buyers, and those concerned about affordability in Arlington.
AHS Executive Director Michelle Winters speaks on Missing Middle Housing at this League of Women Voters event on September 15.
AHS Executive Director participates in Arlington Civic Federation’s May 4th Annual Banquet: Arlington’s Growth Express: Still on Track or Off the Rails?
