Doorsteps: where people live, where neighborhoods connect, where conversations happen. Join Dr. Cody Price as he discusses housing in the state of Ohio and the challenges Ohioans face in the place they call home.
The views and opinions expressed in Doorsteps are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily reflect those of the Ohio Housing Finance Agency.
In this episode of the Doorsteps podcast, Dr. Cody Price is joined by Michael Pires (pires.5@osu.edu (mailto:pires.5@osu.edu)) who serves as the Power of Home project manager. Power of Home is a collaborative partnership between John Glenn College of Public Affairs at The Ohio State University (OSU), OHFA and Framework Homeownership. The pilot program aims to support OHFA’s first-time homeowners by providing free education and financial tools through the Keep app. To learn more about the Power of Home program and the Keep app, visit keephome.com (https://www.keephome.com/).
For more from the Office of Housing Policy, visit our website (https://ohiohome.org/research/default.aspx) and follow us on Twitter @ohiodoorsteps (https://twitter.com/ohiodoorsteps).
29 Apr 2021
Reducing Infant Mortality Through Housing Assistance
In this episode of the Doorsteps podcast, Dr. Cody Price is joined by CelebrateOne’s (https://www.columbus.gov/celebrate-one/) Maureen Stapleton and Priyam Khan to discuss the Healthy Beginnings at Home program - a housing stabilization pilot program for pregnant women in Columbus, OH, which found that “women who received housing assistance experienced better birth outcomes than those that did not receive this assistance.” We also discuss COVID-19 impacts, racial disparities in pregnancy, and Healthy Beginnings at Home 2.0.
For more from the Office of Housing Policy, visit our website (http://ohiohome.org/research/default.aspx) and follow us on Twitter @ohiodoorsteps (https://twitter.com/ohiodoorsteps).
17 Mar 2021
Building Equity Through Source of Income Protection
Source of income (SOI) discrimination is a practice by which landlords, owners, and real estate brokers refuse to rent to prospective tenants seeking to pay for housing with housing assistance vouchers, subsidies, or other forms of public assistance.
In this episode of the Doorsteps podcast, OHFA's Kelan Craig and Dr. Cody Price are joined by Bexley's Mayor Ben Kessler and Council President Lori Ann Feibel to discuss how Bexley became the 6th community in Ohio and the first in central Ohio to pass a SOI protection ordinance and why this legislation matters. They discuss how SOI protections help support community efforts to build equity.
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