Fabiola Yurcisin (she/her) is an urban planner, placemaker, and visual artist whose work focuses on advancing systemic change at the intersection of art, community, and the built environment. She has led numerous initiatives aimed at amplifying the voices of immigrant communities and promoting inclusivity in the creative economy of the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region. Using art as a tool for advocacy, she has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. As an urban planner at the Urban Land Institute's Terwilliger Center for Housing, Fabiola empowers cities to overcome housing production barriers to increase equitable access to opportunity.
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Thu Apr 04
9:00 AM — 11:30 AM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time
JW Marriott Water Street Tampa, Tampa Bay Salons 3 - 4
Public Sector Workshop: Housing Options for Communities: Finding Ways to Rise Above Challenges
In collaboration with the Terwilliger Center for Housing, ULI Florida is hosting a public-sector workshop where attendees can learn about tools to tackle housing affordability in their communities. This workshop is geared towards public sector professionals, non-profit leaders, and elected officials, but is open to all attendees. Registration required.
Featuring:
- Tools for Housing Affordability: progress and projects from across the state
- Networking breakouts with experts and peers from around the state
- Strategies for effective community engagement to combat NIMBYism