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HA Participant Agenda Spring Session 3 Jun 1 23

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HA Agenda Spring Session 1 May 9 2023 final

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The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program to include Extension's Housing Academy Engaging your community for more housing options. The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program includes Housing Academy, developed by UNH Extension, to provide education and community engagement training. This training is for municipalities that receive Community Housing Navigator or Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant funding. Housing Academy will help participants learn how to engage with their community, set priorities and plan for an increase in housing supply at the community level.

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Housing Academy Spring Session 1 5-9-23 Zoom Recording

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The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program to include Extension's Housing Academy Engaging your community for more housing options. The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program includes Housing Academy, developed by UNH Extension, to provide education and community engagement training.

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Housing Challenges - Housing Academy - 5.9.23

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A nine-step guide to community conversations about housing.

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1. What is a housing challenge(s) in your city or town? How do you know? Do you need more information?
2. Read Housing Terms

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The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program to include Extension's Housing Academy Engaging your community for more housing options. The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program includes Housing Academy, developed by UNH Extension, to provide education and community engagement training. This training is for municipalities that receive Community Housing Navigator or Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant funding. Housing Academy will help participants learn how to engage with their community, set priorities and plan for an increase in housing supply at the community level.

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Housing Academy Spring Session 2 5-17-23 Zoom Recording

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The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program to include Extension's Housing Academy Engaging your community for more housing options. The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program includes Housing Academy, developed by UNH Extension, to provide education and community engagement training.

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Storytelling methods to engage communities

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Storytelling methods to engage communities

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Storytelling Guide: Building Bridges Using Narrative Technique

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Storytelling Guide: Building Bridges Using Narrative Technique

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2023 Outreach & Engagement Planning Chart

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PlanNH Presentation: What does more housing look like? slides

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PlanNH Presentation: What does more housing look like? slides

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Sticking with a tough conversation powerpoint

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Sticking with a tough conversation powerpoint

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Publications & Reports - New Hampshire Housing

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NH Housing: Housing And Demographic Data

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NH Housing: Housing And Demographic Data

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Housing and Demographic Data - New Hampshire Housing

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Downloadable Data Excel versions of our housing and demographic data may be downloaded here. The workbooks are compatible with Excel 2016 or later. If you are using earlier versions of Excel, you may either use our Interactive Data or contact us at info@nhhfa.org to request the files in an earlier Excel version.

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NH Housing: 2023 Residential Rental Cost Survey

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NH Housing: 2023 Residential Rental Cost Survey

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Residential Rental Cost Survey - New Hampshire Housing

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Since 1980, New Hampshire Housing has conducted an annual statewide survey of rental housing costs. This important data assists us in tracking rental unit costs, which we compile in a report for property owners, the public, businesses, public officials and organizations that administer housing programs.We've been a trusted source of housing data for more than ...

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See all current grantees on a map of New Hampshire! Click HERE. To date, the following communities have been awarded Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grants: The following communities will benefit from the Navigator Grants: Among that list of.

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Sample Discussion questions from Heather's presentation

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Sample Discussion questions from Heather's presentation

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•Who can and cannot afford to live in this community?

•In what direction is our community headed in providing quality housing to a broad spectrum of residents?

•Can our children afford to remain in, or return to, the community as they start their own households?

•Can those who provide essential services in the community afford to live here?

•Are special-needs populations given adequate housing options?

•Are there substandard, overcrowded, or other undesirable living conditions in the community?

•Do our elderly residents have adequate alternatives for remaining in the community as they age?

•Do we provide the type of housing that promotes local job growth?

•Can you identify any housing trends in your community such as increase in absentee landlords, mortgage foreclosures, decreasing home values and/or increasing housing prices?

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For those of you interested in exploring various solutions, the NH Housing Toolbox is a great resource!

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Housing in Nature: Open Space/Cluster Housing Ordinances - Webinar recording from 06/08/2023

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Housing in Nature: Open Space/Cluster Housing Ordinances - Webinar recording from 06/08/2023

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Part of NH Housing Toolbox webinar series

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Housing in Nature: Open Space/Cluster Housing Ordinances - Webinar recording from 06/08/2023

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Plan-link Listserv is intended as an online discussion and information-sharing forum for the New Hampshire planning, zoning and land use regulation community.

About Plan-link

The NH Office of Planning and Development (OPD), with support from the NH Department of Information Technology (DoIT), offers the Plan-link Listserv (Listserv) to provide an online discussion and information-sharing forum for the New Hampshire planning, zoning and land use regulation community. Anyone may subscribe to the Listserv. Those that serve in either an elected or appointed position in New Hampshire government (state, county or local) along with planners, code enforcement officers, zoning administrators and other employees are especially encouraged to subscribe. The Listserv is not moderated by OPD or DoIT. Subscribers to the Listserv must review and be familiar with the Plan-link Guidelines.

To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your settings, get a password reminder, see how to post a message, or reach the archives (available to subscribed members only), go to the Plan-link information page.

Problems/Questions

If you have a question about Plan-link, or if you have difficulty posting messages, subscribing, unsubscribing, etc., please contact (603) 271-6651, or email plan-link-owner@maillist2.nh.gov.

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Plan-link Listserv is intended as an online discussion and information-sharing forum for the New Hampshire planning, zoning and land use regulation community.

About Plan-link

The NH Office of Planning and Development (OPD), with support from the NH Department of Information Technology (DoIT), offers the Plan-link Listserv (Listserv) to provide an online discussion and information-sharing forum for the New Hampshire planning, zoning and land use regulation community. Anyone may subscribe to the Listserv. Those that serve in either an elected or appointed position in New Hampshire government (state, county or local) along with planners, code enforcement officers, zoning administrators and other employees are especially encouraged to subscribe. The Listserv is not moderated by OPD or DoIT. Subscribers to the Listserv must review and be familiar with the Plan-link Guidelines.

To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your settings, get a password reminder, see how to post a message, or reach the archives (available to subscribed members only), go to the Plan-link information page.

Problems/Questions

If you have a question about Plan-link, or if you have difficulty posting messages, subscribing, unsubscribing, etc., please contact (603) 271-6651, or email plan-link-owner@maillist2.nh.gov.

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Plan-link Listserv is intended as an online discussion and information-sharing forum for the New Hampshire planning, zoning and land use regulation community. About Plan-link The NH Office of Planning and Development (OPD), with support from the NH Department of Information Technology (DoIT), offers the Plan-link Listserv (Listserv) to provide an online discussion and information-sharing forum for the New Hampshire planning, zoning and land use regulation community.

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You can find the Temple Charrette Report and reports from Plan NH's other charrette reports here!

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Community Design Charrette Program Does your downtown, or a significant neighborhood in your community, need a change? Perhaps to become more walkable, or appealing? Is there too much through traffic – or not enough? Maybe you want to make it more lively, or make it once again the place that says “T…

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The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program to include Extension's Housing Academy Engaging your community for more housing options. The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program includes Housing Academy, developed by UNH Extension, to provide education and community engagement training. This training is for municipalities that receive Community Housing Navigator or Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant funding. Housing Academy will help participants learn how to engage with their community, set priorities and plan for an increase in housing supply at the community level.

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Housing Academy Spring Session 5 6-22-23 Zoom Recording

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The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program to include Extension's Housing Academy Engaging your community for more housing options. The InvestNH Municipal Planning & Zoning Grants Program includes Housing Academy, developed by UNH Extension, to provide education and community engagement training.

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Housing Commissions, Committees, and More

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Housing Commissions, Committees, and More

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Commissions, Committees, and More - Nick Taylor

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Figure 3 shows a Farm and Farm Family Risk and Resilience Socio-Ecological Model developed by Braun and Pippidis (2021). It illustrates the relationship of multiple levels (or environments or systems) to each other. The model shows that levels beyond the first three (individual, interpersonal, and farm) are in the public domain. Those include community, organizational, and the policy/enabling environment levels. Actions and decisions made at one level usually affect the other levels.

Figure 3 - Farm and Farm Family Risk and Resilience Socio-Ecological Model

From: Braun, B. & Pippidis, M. (2021). Building farm and farm family resilience in our communities: A guide for Extension professionals to engage strategically. (2nd ed., 1st rev.). Extension Foundation. ISBN: 978-1-955687-00-3.

This model was created in response to concerns about the stress load impacting farmers, their families, farm workers, and the farm itself. Most of Extension's response has been focused on the individual through stress management education. A public issue approach acknowledges that individual stress management is necessary but not sufficient.

We believe that a sustainable change approach to resilient farms and farming populations must go beyond teaching stress management to individuals and families or risk management approaches to farm operators to how to address policies, systems, and environments

(Braun & Pippidis, 2021).

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Engaging Communities Through Issues Forums

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This publication is part of a two-part series exploring the use of forums as a community engagement tool in Extension work. It is a comprehensive how-to guide designed to help Cooperative Extension professionals develop issues forums in both onsite and online settings.

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Virtual Meetings Best Practices - Participant

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Virtual Meetings Best Practices - Participant

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Virtual Meeting Best Practices Participant