Thursday, December 3rd
Movie Night - 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Please Join us for a special screening of Emmy Award Winning Miracle on 42nd Street, followed by a live discussion with open Q&A for attendees with the Director Alice Elliott and Moderator Todd Gomez, NYHC Board Member and Bank of America's Market Executive – North Region, Community Development Banking
The issues around Affordable Housing have never been more urgent. We hope you join us as we have a conversation about the critical responses for our New York communities and residents.
Although we are physically apart we have pivoted our Annual Awards Program into a virtual event, using this dynamic and interactive event hub to elevate community voices, honor those who are creating innovative solutions to meet this incredible moment in time, and think about what the future might look like.
We could not do our work without your generous support and hope you will consider getting involved by becoming a sponsor, purchasing a ticket, participating in our Community Impact Competition or making a donation. We look forward to seeing everyone at the event.
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7:00 AM | Community Impact Competition - Voting is open Voting is now Open from Tuesday, December 1st through Friday, December 4th for all registered attendees!! New this year, please help us pick the winner of our Community Impact Gallery Competition from our three finalist projects! Please see the finalist projects here and cast your vote to choose the winner. Curated by NYHC Rising Leaders Network, our virtual gallery features innovative projects making a difference in neighborhoods across New York state. Please see the entire competition gallery our website here. |
6:00 PM - 7:13 PM | NYHC Movie Night - Miracle on 42nd Street Thursday, December 3rd, 2020 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Join us for a special screening of 2020 NY Emmy-winning documentary, Miracle on 42nd Street with a Live Discussion and open Q&A for attendees with Director Alice Elliott with Moderator Todd Gomez, NYHC Board Member and Bank of America's Market Executive, North Region, Community Development Banking. Miracle on 42nd Street is the 2020 NY Emmy-winning documentary about the history and impact of the Manhattan Plaza apartment complex in New York City. Starting with the history of the blighted Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood and the facilities’ initial commercial failure in the mid-1970s, the story recounts how – in a moment of bold inspiration or maybe desperation – the buildings were “re-purposed” as subsidized housing for people who worked in the performing arts. The social experiment was a resounding success in the lives of the tenants, as well as the neighborhood and local economy. The film makes a compelling case for both the value of subsidized housing for artists in America, as well as the value of supporting the arts to the American economy. The film features on-camera interviews with people whose lives were positively impacted by the complex, including Alicia Keys, Terrance Howard, Donald Faison, Larry David and Samuel L Jackson, Angela Lansbury, and many others.
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7:14 PM - 7:45 PM | LIVE Interview with the Director of Miracle on 42nd Street via Zoom Immediately following the special screening of 2020 NY Emmy-winning documentary, Miracle on 42nd Street, we will be hosting a LIVE Discussion and open Q&A with Director Alice Elliott with Moderator Todd Gomez, NYHC Board Member and Bank of America's Market Executive, North Region, Community Development Banking. You will be able to ask questions for the director to answer LIVE. Be sure to tune in and join the conversation. |
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | NYHC panel: How to Undesign the Redline in NYC - with a video featuring the nationally acclaimed exhibit "Undesign the Redline" with NYHC 2020 Honorees April De Simone and Braden Crooks of designing the WE John Sanchez - Open NY Michelle de la Uz - Fifth Avenue Committee Stephen Norman - Kings County Housing Authority Raymond Winbush - Morgan State University Braden Crooks - designing the WE Rachel Fee - NYHC Shambhavi Manglik - Robinhood April De Simone - designing the We Kate Walz - National Housing Law Project Janne Flisrand - Flisrand Consulting
Highlights about the critically acclaimed inter-active exhibit which outlines the history and current environment of the transformation of place, race, and class in America through a journey that maps out and explores how redlining and other policies, practices, and investments create systemic disparities and inequalities in our country. Live Panel and Q&A Follows
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11:30 AM - 2:30 PM | NYHC 47th Annual Awards Luncheon Please Join us for our 47th Annual Awards Program featuring: Event Pre-Show: 11:30 am - 12:00 pm Program: 12 pm - 2 pm 12:00 pm: Welcome Remarks: Valerie White, 2020 Event Chair/Executive Director, LISC NYC, & Rachel Fee, Executive Director, NYHC Policy Symposium: Reimagining the Future of Federal Housing Policy - with Special Remark by US Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, NY - 8. Introduction: Marc Jahr, Forsyth Street Advisors/NYHC Board Member. Moderator: Alexa Sewell, Settlement Housing Fund & NYHC Board Co-Chair; Panelists: Peter Lawrence, Novogradac Consulting LLP, Congressman-elect, Ritchie Torres, NY 15, David Dworkin, President & CEO, National Housing Conference, Sarah Saadian, National Low Income Housing Coalition. Symposium Overview: The 2020 presidential election offers an opportunity to reimagine federal housing policy under a Biden Administration. While the scale of housing insecurity, exacerbated by the COVID crisis, brings new urgency to the issue. What are the top priorities and new approaches in advancing comprehensive legislation to update federal policy and make it more responsive to need? What’s getting done in the lame duck and beyond? NYHC 2020 Honoree Award Presentation: Award presentation moderated by Lead Sponsor Mathew Wambua, NYHC Co-Chair and Vice Chairman of Merchants Capital.
Keynote Speaker: U.S. Senator for New York Charles E. Schumer, with introduction by Rachel Fee, NYHC Announcement of the 2020 NYHC Community Impact Competition Winner.. Announced by 2020 Community Impact Competition Co-Chairs from NYHC's Rising Leader Network Wendi Shafran, FXCollaborative Architects LLC and Michael Camioa, Monadnock. Concluding Remarks: Rachel Fee |
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