Lakewood, Ohio Residents and Planners Convene on Climate Migration Preparedness
New America will host a scenario planning session in Lakewood, Ohio on climate migration and housing affordability.
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Lake County, Illinois Residents and Planners Convene on Climate Migration Preparedness
New America will Host a Scenario Planning Session in North Chicago on Climate Migration and Housing Affordability.
Cincinnati Residents and Planners Convene on Climate Migration Preparedness
New America and City of Cincinnati will Host a Scenario Planning Session in Walnut Hills Community on Climate Migration and Housing Affordability
Great Lakes Receiving Network: Our Roadmap
GLRN is a first-of-its-kind initiative to empower receiving cities across the Midwest to build more housing in preparation for future climate migration.
Rehab, Cincy, Rehab
Ahead of climate migration, Cincinnati should prioritize boosting access to its many older, affordable homes.
America’s Next Migration: How Midwest Housing Will Shape Our Climate Future
Panfil and Robustelli say the Midwest’s ability to build affordable housing will shape where Americans move as climate migration grows.
New America’s Great Lakes Receiving Network Awarded Opportunity Fund Grant from U.S. Bank Foundation
Funding supports capacity building in Midwest cities to achieve housing affordability and environmental resilience amid climate migration.
A Resilient Future, Imagined Together
FLH and New America Chicago hosted a first-of-its-kind convening around the impacts of climate migration on housing security.
The U.S. Needs to Build More Houses in Future Receiving Cities
Tim Robustelli and Yuliya Panfil published an FAS Day One policy proposal on climate migration and affordable housing in the United States.
From Crisis to Opportunity: Rebranding U.S. Climate Migration
FLH presented at FEMA's Communications Summit on how the government can talk about climate migration as an opportunity, not a crisis.
