Nonprofit developers have upped their game when it comes to equity TOD. They're building and planning some of the most ambitious ETOD projects across the country. Learn what they're doing and how they're doing it. Hear from leading practitioners about real-life challenges and opportunities inherent in the actual planning and building of ETOD projects -- best practices and cautionary tales. Take home new ideas on how you can do it better and at a greater scale in the future. The past year has been a busy one. Catch up on ETOD projects that will help build the collective capacity to create more great communities. This is not your father’s affordable housing. Moderator: Mandy De Mayo, Executive Director, HousingWorks Austin, Austin, Texas Mary Lawler, Executive Director, Avenue CDC, Houston, Texas Donald Falk, Chief Executive Officer, Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation, San Francisco, California Sarah Vogl, Manager of Development, Adams County Housing Authority, Commerce City, Colorado Kara Niles, Director, Fund Development and Communication, Avenue Community Development Corporation, Houston, Texas

1. Equitable TOD in
the Tenderloin
Donald Falk, CEO

2. TNDC
TNDC
provides
affordable
housing
and
services
for
low-­‐
income
people
in
the
Tenderloin
and
throughout
San
Francisco,
to
promote
equitable
access
to
opportunity
and
resources.

3. Collaboration
TNDC
Office
of
Housing
Human
Services
Agency
Planning
Comm.
Partners
Gen
Contract
Arch
Finance
SFMTA
State
Funders
Social
Services

4. Equality vs Equity
“Equality
is
providing
everyone
with
a
pair
of
shoes.
Equity
is
providing
everyone
with
a
pair
of
shoes
that
fit
them.”
-­‐Vernon
Wall

5. Why Equitable TOD?

9. The Tenderloin: 94102
9.3%
unemployment
White,
50%
Aisan,
29%
Black,
13%
Other,
8%
90%
R
E
N
T
E
R
S
HOUSEHOLD
MEDIAN
INCOME:
San
Francisco:
$75,604
Tenderloin:
$22,517
Housing
stock
owned
by
non-­‐profits
or
subsidized
25%
Racial
Makeup

10. Other TOD Projects

11. TNDC

12. Eddy & Taylor Family
Housing

15. Eddy & Taylor Family
Housing

16. Bird’s-eye View

17. eTOD: Lessons from the
Tenderloin
Housing
Transit
Health
Urban
Development:
A
HolisYc
Approach

18. Don
Falk,
CEO
dfalk@tndc.org
415.358.3923
@DonaldFalk
tndc.org
201
Eddy
Street
San
Francisco,
CA