To review the full job description and apply, please visit the UMN Job Board ID #370450 External: https://t.co/Astv4MiR33 Internal: https://t.co/JUdBbyAU5Z Pay Range: $65,000 - $75,000 annually; depending on education/qualifications/experience

producing and implementing a comprehensive communications strategy; and assembling and coordinating a team of contract, part-time, and student employees to assist with these tasks.

We are #hiring a full-time Communications Specialist, responsible for development and implementation of CURA’s strategic communications program direction, including public relations, marketing, outreach, events, and media relations;

Join Dr. Brittany Lewis, Senior Research Associate at CURA, as she dives deep into housing justice, systemic inequities, and the power of community-driven solutions in her TEDx talk from this earlier this year. 🎥 Watch the full video here:

How do investor strategies impact single-family rentals? 🏘️ Explore CURA's latest research shedding light on housing trends and their effects on communities. Learn more: https://t.co/WsnkP7mEaZ

CURA's Neighborhood Leadership and Organizing program & Neighborhoods Now! training win NCBON's Unsung Hero Award, honoring efforts in public health, equity, & community building. Empowering leaders to create vital, inclusive communities. 🌟 https://t.co/d2yRrnH806

📢 CURA at UMN seeks a Spring 2025 Graduate Research Assistant! Work with community partners on food justice in prisons & equitable homeownership in MN. ✔️ Real-world impact ✔️ Build research skills ✔️ Both Research & reparative justice 🔗 https://t.co/kyRUQvt2Fq

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With 70% BIPOC researchers & dedicated partners, we're building leadership, supporting capacity, and driving change through community-based research. And don't forget that you can apply any time for the Kris Nelson program here: https://t.co/h3EUKWkKnI

The Kris Nelson & Community Assistantship Programs have led 45 impactful projects across MN since 2021, tackling Environmental Justice, Housing, Arts, Economic Empowerment & more!

If you missed last week's CURA Housing Forum "Exploring the Impacts of the RealPage Antitrust Case," the landing page has been updated with the presentation and video from the event: https://t.co/AlaY7LCLpA

RSVP now for the CURA Housing Forum: Exploring the Impacts of the RealPage Antitrust Case. Fri, Oct 18 2024, 2 - 3:30pm. In person or via YouTube livestream. Learn more at https://t.co/AlaY7LCLpA

Our heartfelt thanks to the Loppet Foundation for providing a beautiful space to gather; to Tram Hoang for delivering an inspiring keynote; to graduate students Neamatallah Elsayed, Liam O’Brien, & Nuzhat Fatima for presenting their research, and to Wha’ Jamaican for feeding us.

Last week, we hosted a Graduate Research Symposium to showcase the exceptional work of our graduate students. The gathering brought together community and local government partners to celebrate student research, which is essential to our university-community partnership model.

Apply Anytime for the Kris Nelson Community-Based Research Program! Next Deadline for Spring Projects: October 15. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/fWF95moeq5

CURA named a finalist for national community engagement scholarship award https://t.co/638DHTEEZ1

CURA Senior Research Associate Dr. Brittany Lewis named the 2024 President's Community-Engaged Scholar https://t.co/S41YqLSLrw

Unlock the potential of location-based data at the Community Mapping Expo for Minnesota Nonprofits on August 21. Discover mapping tools, GIS resources, & practical applications for driving community impact & informed decisions. Co-sponsored by CURA CGIS: https://t.co/dd3oVK41jT

CURA congratulates our community partners for securing $10M+ in anti-displacement funding for Blue Line Extension from MN Legislature • CURA’s support of anti-displacement work receives the 2024 Kingsley Impact Award • And other policy news from 2024 https://t.co/6umK3gdrcQ

. @NNIPHQ recently wrote about CURA's research with our partners @FHFund & Inquilinxs Unidxs por Justicia (IX) that showed Minneapolis tenants in properties with large investor owners have worse experiences. https://t.co/xoyKua48IP