Equitable TOD: More Than Affordable Housing The need for affordable housing is undeniable and TOD can meet that need. But TOD can bring so much more. Widen the ETOD conversation to discover the right mix for your corridor. How can affordable housing be paired with market rate housing, small business and employment, fresh food markets, childcare, supportive retail and community uses? What strategies will create complete communities? Reframe the conversation on TOD and affordability by exploring what we could achieve in our TOD projects and corridors. Hear about supportive policy, planning and finance solutions to help promote healthy communities near transit. Moderator: Brian Prater, Senior Vice President, Strategic Development & Corporate Affairs, Low Income Investment Fund, San Francisco, California Cynthia A. Parker, President and Chief Executive Officer, BRIDGE Housing Corporation, San Francisco, California Shelley Poticha, AICP, Director, Urban Solutions, Natural Resources Defense Council, Washington, DC Mihailo Temali, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Neighborhood Development Center, St. Paul, Minnesota

1. Equitable TOD:
More Than Affordable Housing
Rail~Volution 2014
September 22, 2014

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Shelley Poticha
Director, Urban Solutions
Natural Resources Defense Council
Cynthia A. Parker
President & Chief Executive Officer
BRIDGE Housing Corporation
Mihailo Temali
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Neighborhood Development Center
Brian Prater (Moderator)
Senior Vice President
Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF)
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What is Equitable TOD?
Equitable TOD (ETOD) aims to
ensure that all people, including
those who are low income, reap
the benefits of living in healthy,
sustainable communities near
transit, including access to living
wage jobs, affordable housing,
entrepreneurship opportunities,
quality schools, parks, fresh foods,
neighborhood services and
childcare.