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The Coalition for Nonprofit Housing & Economic Development (CNHED) is a dynamic 501(c)(3) member association that supports the nonprofit housing and economic development industry in Washington, DC. They foster just and equitable community development solutions by convening, advocating, and educating diverse stakeholders, addressing the needs and aspirations of low- and moderate-income District residents. CNHED advances community development solutions that tackle the inequity of under-resourced communities in the District of Columbia. They work towards creating thriving neighborhoods that are racially, economically, and socially just, and they value having a diverse membership of organizations building strong communities together.Generated from the website

The Child Welfare League of America (CWLA) is dedicated to ensuring that every child grows up in a safe, loving, and stable family environment. With a century of leadership, CWLA advances policies and best practices that significantly enhance the well-being of children, youth, and families across the nation. As a collective of hundreds of child-serving organizations, CWLA fosters collaboration to address the complexities facing America’s children and families. Through training, advocacy, and research initiatives, CWLA empowers professionals in the child welfare sector to improve outcomes and create effective, strengths-based systems of care. Generated from the website

CNHED (Coalition for Nonprofit Housing Economic Development) is a dynamic 501(c)(3) member association that supports the nonprofit housing and economic development industry in Washington, DC. They foster just and equitable community development solutions by convening, advocating, and educating diverse stakeholders, addressing the needs and aspirations of low- and moderate-income District residents. CNHED advances community development solutions that aim to address the inequity of under-resourced communities in the District of Columbia. They work towards leveraging their operations to advance equitable economic development, support affordable housing preservation, tenant rights, and minority-owned businesses, while also addressing the shortage of affordable housing and landlords willing to lease to households with histories of homelessness.Generated from the website