Training Series
ANHD’s training series is designed to ensure local community groups and individuals interested in building, preserving, managing, and supporting deeply and permanently affordable housing, and in promoting economic justice have the skills, resources, and networks needed to tackle complex community development, housing and economic justice issues.
ANHD’s Affordable Housing Institute offers single and multi-day training sessions on multi-family housing preservation, sustainable building practices, project financing, property management, long-term asset management, strategic opportunities, and more. Expert facilitators have included representatives from Infinite Horizons, CUNY Building Performance Lab and NYC Accelerator, Goldstein Hall, and STRADA Consultants LLC.
Additionally, ANHD staff and partners occasionally offer other timely training sessions on our issue areas, such as Organizing Tenant Associations, How to Prevent Burnout for Organizers, Making Meetings Memorable, CRA 101, and Small Business Merchant Organizing 101.
All of ANHD’s training sessions are low-cost or free, and open to all. We encourage you to browse our current, upcoming workshops below. If you have any questions or suggestions for trainings, reach out to ANHD’s program coordinator, Ceinna Little.
Affordable Housing Institute
Strada Venture’s Underwriting 101 for Affordable Housing (starting Jan 15, 2026)
01/16/2026 2:00 pm
Back by popular demand! Learn how to create financial models for affordable housing projects in NYC, with a specific focus on the ELLA Program and 4% LIHTC. ViewOther ANHD Offerings
Supervision for Organizers
12/04/2025 10:00 am
Join us on Thursday, December 4, from 10 AM - 5 PM for Supervision for Organizers, an in-person training on supervising staff organizers led by Susanna Blankley, CCL’s Advanced Seminar instructor. We will learn about and explore: The role and purpose of supervision - for staff organizers and for organizations Forming and reflecting on guiding principles with attention to power Skills, tools, and practices for effective and supportive supervision Whether you are new to supervision or you’ve been doing it for a while, the training will offer useful frameworks and tools you can reflect on and apply in your work. The workshop will be at 50 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004. View