Dr. Mai Thi Nguyen is a Professor of Urban Studies and Planning and Director of the Design Lab at the University of California, San Diego. She is an award-winning public scholar, researcher, and teacher. Her research focuses on social and spatial equity and examines planning and policy topics related to land use, housing, community and economic development, and climate change adaptation. She is passionate about designing cities that are just and equitable. She has served on major national leadership roles, including Board Chair for the Urban Affairs Association, President of the Faculty Women’s Interest Group for the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, and founder and administrator of Planners 2040, a Facebook discussion group with a membership of over 2,400 planners across the globe.
The latest from Mai
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America's Housing Journey
If you are interested in learning more about this topic, please read more on the storymap page on how credit unions can better serve their communities through improving access to housing. -
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Five Lessons for Creating a Housing Impact Fund
As mission-driven financial services providers deeply embedded in the communities they serve, credit unions are well-positioned to be key players in building partnerships and developing creative solutions to improve affordable housing. Below are 5 key lessons for successfully creating a housing impact fund. The Evergreen Impact Housing Fund, a collaborative effort to finance projects and increase capacity for affordable housing development, is one example that provides scalable strategies. -
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Webinar: Strategy Guide for Creating Social Impact
Review the webinar materials from Strategy Guide for Creating Social Impact, hosted on August 25, 2022.
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Report #566 | | Members
Strategy Guide to Creating Social Impact
This guide offers an overview for credit unions to flexibly and strategically address societal challenges and become key players in developing resilient communities.