Join us for the LMM Immersive Experiences on June 26, 2024 or October 16, 2024!

Led by LMM President & CEO Maria A. Foschia, these immersive experiences showcase each of the agency's program areas, offer the opportunity to meet staff and learn more about what is to come for LMM. This event will leave you inspired and energized around LMM's mission and give you an exclusive look into the impactful work that we do.

Continental breakfast included. Interested parties are encouraged to sign up for one of the two available dates. Click either one of the buttons below to register for the date that works best for you!

"The biggest correlation to homelessness is the lack of affordable housing. We're really hoping that it'll make the homeownership pipeline available to more people; people that have been traditionally priced out." - Michael Sering, VP of Housing & Shelter

Read more about LMM's partnership with the City of Cleveland on a $500,000 pilot project centered around building 3D printed housing to support individuals experiencing homelessness and struggling to afford housing throughout the city. You can also view media coverage by clicking the button below.

Will Tarter, LMM Director of Advocacy, and Autumn Winfield, LMM VP of Workforce Development, were recently featured in the Crain's Cleveland Business 'On the Move' section. Click the buttons below to read more!

Please join LMM in welcoming Caitlin Larkin, a rising senior at John Carroll University participating in the 'Summer in the City' program, as our Advocacy & Communications Intern.

With experience in criminal justice reform research, areas of undergraduate studies in Data Science, Political Science, and Leadership Development, volunteering with Writers in Residence, and interest in reentry, LMM is excited to have Caitlin on the team to bolster our advocacy, policy, and communications efforts.

LMM is a proud community partner of The City Club of Cleveland’s upcoming forum, Derelict Paradise: Homelessness and Urban Development in Cleveland, Ohio on Friday, June 7.

Join The City Club as Sam Allard from Axios Cleveland leads a conversation with Derelict Paradise author Dan Kerr on the history and modern efforts to address homelessness in Cleveland.

The Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless (NEOCH) is a programming partner for this forum. NEOCH will be hosting its Housing Justice Summit the following day on June 8, featuring keynote speaker Dan Kerr, which you can learn more about below!

NEOCH is hosting its first-ever Housing Justice Summit on Saturday, June 8 from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, featuring keynote speaker Daniel Kerr, author of Derelict Paradise: Homelessness and Urban Development in Cleveland, OH.

This all-day event is focused on empowering people who have been impacted by homelessness and housing insecurities and building collective capacity to advance housing justice. 

• Serial Podcast: A deep dive into the Justice Center and Criminal Justice System in Cleveland
• New York Times Article: Why Poverty Exists in America
• Emerald Village Video: Affordable Tiny House Community in Oregon
• Signal Cleveland: Ohio Inactive Voter Purge   
• Ideastream Public Media (time stamp: 0:00 – 27:26): A look into juvenile detention centers in Ohio
• The Marshall Project: Changing bail trends in Cuyahoga County

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