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SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, April 15, 7:50 a.m. MDT

Location: SSB 603

Agenda
Continental breakfast begins 7:50am
Evidence Seminar 8:10 to 8:40am
Q&A; Legislator Discussion 8:40 to 8:55am [Floor at 9:00am]
Executive Branch Representatives Discussion 9:00 to 9:45am

Register here (encouraged)

We are excited to co-host Colorado’s inaugural Family Impact Seminar in collaboration with the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab, the coordinating hub for Evidence-Based Decision Making in state government. The Seminar will feature research experts on housing affordability from right here in Colorado, including time to ask questions of the speakers and to discuss among policymakers.

Presentations will cover solutions for attainable housing, like moderating insurance prices, rent-to-own options, affordable rent, or incentives for building affordable homes. Speakers and topics to be announced.

Legislators, legislative staff, Governor’s office staff, and state agency representatives are invited.

Family Impact Seminars, an evidence-informed model, are nonpartisan, educational sessions on pressing family issues chosen by state policymakers. Renowned research experts share the evidence on policy levers, then policymakers explore actionable paths forward together. While this is the first one in Colorado, 25 other states have held Seminars for over 30 years.

Register here (encouraged)

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SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, April 15, 7:50 a.m. MDT

Location: SSB 603

Agenda
Continental breakfast begins 7:50am
Evidence Seminar 8:10 to 8:40am
Q&A; Legislator Discussion 8:40 to 8:55am [Floor at 9:00am]
Executive Branch Representatives Discussion 9:00 to 9:45am

Register here (encouraged)

We are excited to co-host Colorado’s inaugural Family Impact Seminar in collaboration with the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab, the coordinating hub for Evidence-Based Decision Making in state government. The Seminar will feature research experts on housing affordability from right here in Colorado, including time to ask questions of the speakers and to discuss among policymakers.

Presentations will cover solutions for attainable housing, like moderating insurance prices, rent-to-own options, affordable rent, or incentives for building affordable homes. Speakers and topics to be announced.

Legislators, legislative staff, Governor’s office staff, and state agency representatives are invited.

Family Impact Seminars, an evidence-informed model, are nonpartisan, educational sessions on pressing family issues chosen by state policymakers. Renowned research experts share the evidence on policy levers, then policymakers explore actionable paths forward together. While this is the first one in Colorado, 25 other states have held Seminars for over 30 years.

Register here (encouraged)

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Family Impact Seminars

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Family Impact Seminars

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