2nd Annual Conference Informs, Gathers and Honors Leaders In The Field

Alison Cordero is presented the ANHD Lifetime Achievement in Neighborhood Activism Award by Deb Howard (ANHD Board Chair), Benjamin Dulchin (ANHD Executive Director), and Bill Traylor (President of The Richman Group). Alison’s mother, Ruth, joined her at the Awards Luncheon.

In addition to celebrating Alison, over 300 members of the affordable housing and community development sectors joined us for the 2nd Annual ANHD Conference last month at NYU’s Kimmel Center.

The ANHD Board of Directors awarded the ANHD Champion of Housing Award to Council Member Erik Martin Dilan for his leadership and tireless commitment in the fight for affordable housing for the people of New York City and the 37th Council District.

Brooklyn Congregations United won the 2012 Excellence in Neighborhood Organizing Award, in recognition of its efforts to increase bank accountability and The Women’s Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco) won the 2012 Affordable Housing Development of the Year award in recognition of their new development, Intervale Green.

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ANHD INC is a 501(c)(4) not-for-profit social welfare organization, which advocates on behalf of New York City community-based non-profit housing organizations and the neighborhoods they serve. The mission of ANHD Inc. is to support, promote and advocate for comprehensive, progressive housing policies, laws, and regulations encourage the preservation, development and expansion of affordable housing and flourishing neighborhoods for low- and moderate-income residents in New York City.