Housing Matters Forum
- AAN writer
- May 30
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 26
The Alliance hosted the third annual Housing Matters forum on May 20 at Belmont University. More than 200 attendees came together to explore how to better address Nashville's housing challenges.
Setting the Stage for Housing Conversations
The event featured Natallie Keiser, executive director of HouseATL, as the keynote speaker. Her insights, combined with the collective expertise of participants, created a meaningful dialogue on housing issues affecting communities today.
The event attracted a diverse group including housing advocates, policymakers, developers, and concerned residents.
The forum aimed to:
Raise awareness about housing affordability and availability
Share successful strategies and programs
Foster collaboration among stakeholders
Inspire action to improve housing conditions
Keynote Address by Natallie Keiser
Natallie Keiser’s keynote was a highlight of the forum. As executive director of HouseATL, she brought firsthand experience from Atlanta’s housing landscape. Her talk focused on practical approaches to creating affordable housing and the importance of community-driven solutions.
Six Big Things
AAN announced their "six big things" -- the policies that could make the biggest impact on affordable housing development in Nashville.
Panel Discussions
Two panel discussions dove deeper into the six big things. These sessions allowed participants to exchange ideas and learn from experts.
