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Forum: Housing Affordability and Community Ownership

June 22, 2026

On Monday, June 22, 2026, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, in partnership with Change Capital Fund, hosted an in-person event on community-owned housing and tools that enable local groups to own buildings or land.

Discussions covered the business case for community ownership and how New York City can foster new models for acquiring, developing, and preserving community-owned housing. The program highlighted examples of community-owned projects in New York City.

Event Details

Date & Time
June 22, 2026
2:00pm-5:00pm

Location
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
33 Liberty Street
New York, NY

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This event was open to the public.

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This event was open to the media. All remarks were on the record, with the recording to be made available afterwards. For media inquiries, please contact Ellen Simon at Ellen.Simon@ny.frb.org.

Agenda

2:00pm-2:10pm	Welcome Remarks Julian Macrone, Community Development Specialist, Federal Reserve Bank of New York Chantella Mitchell, Program Director, Community Development and Housing, Jobs and Workforce Development, The New York Community Trust; Co-Chair, Change Capital Fund
2:10pm-2:25pm	Keynote: How New York City’s Housing Plan Supports Community Ownership Leila Bozorg, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Planning, City of New York
2:25pm-2:35pm	FedTalk: How Community Ownership Supports Residents Ana Markland, Tenant Leader, 248 Arlington Avenue Tenant Council, Brooklyn
2:35pm-2:50pm	Presentation: Report Findings: “We Can Own New York City’s Future: Lessons from Change Capital Fund’s Community Ownership Grantees” José Serrano-McClain, Partner, HR&A Advisors Kayla Graves, Senior Analyst, HR&A Advisors
2:50pm-3:00pm	California’s Community Ownership for Community Power (COCP) Fund Emily Duma, Director, Housing Justice Initiatives, Common Counsel Foundation
3:00pm-3:50pm	Panel: Scaling Community Ownership in New York City Moderator: Jonathan Bowles, Executive Director, Center for an Urban Future Sandra Lobo, Executive Director, Our Bronx Hannah Anousheh, Director, East New York Community Land Trust John Edward Dallas, Director, Interboro Community Land Trust Mychal Johnson, Founding Member and Board Member, South Bronx Unite
3:50pm-4:00pm	Break
4:00pm-4:15pm	Presentation: Making the Business Case for Community Ownership Kristin Giantris, Chief of Client Services, Nonprofit Finance Fund Christina Hollenback, Founding Partner, Justice Capital
4:15pm-4:55pm	Panel: From Speculation to Stewardship Moderator: Rickke Mananzala, CCF Member and President, New York Foundation Brian Peters, Community Land Trust Director, East Harlem El Barrio CLT Cea Weaver, Director of the NYC Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants Tag Sethi, Principal, Spatial Equity Co. Deyanira Del Rio, Executive Director, New Economy Project
4:55pm-5:00pm	Closing Remarks Mike Pratt, Co-Chair, Change Capital Fund, President, Scherman Foundation David Erickson, Head of Outreach and Education, Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Speakers

Hannah Anousheh

Director

East New York Community Land Trust

Jonathan Bowles

Executive Director

Center for an Urban Future

Leila Bozorg

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Planning

City of New York

John Edward Dallas

Director

Interboro Community Land Trust

Deyanira Del Rio

Executive Director

New Economy Project

Emily Duma

Director, Housing Justice Initiatives

Common Counsel Foundation

David Erickson

Head of Outreach and Education

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Kristin Giantris

Chief of Client Services

Nonprofit Finance Fund

Kayla Graves

Senior Analyst

HR&A Advisors

Christina Hollenback

Founding Partner

Justice Capital

Mychal Johnson

Founding Member and Board Member

South Bronx Unite

Sandra Lobo

Executive Director

Our Bronx

Julian Macrone

Community Development Specialist

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Rickke Mananzala

CCF Member and President

New York Foundation

Ana Markland

Tenant Leader

248 Arlington Avenue Tenant Council, Brooklyn

Chantella Mitchell

Program Director, Community Development and Housing, Jobs and Workforce Development, The New York Community Trust;

Co-Chair, Change Capital Fund

Brian Peters

Community Land Trust Director

East Harlem El Barrio CLT

Mike Pratt

Co-Chair, Change Capital Fund

President, Scherman Foundation

José Serrano-McClain

Partner

HR&A Advisors

Tag Sethi

Principal

Spatial Equity Co.

Cea Weaver

Director of the NYC Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants

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