Events are typically scheduled September through June and include educational programs, tours, and networking.
We encourage members to invite guests to our programs.
Upcoming LAI MN Events
Navigating Urban Life: An Interactive Discussion on Daily Mobility
Thursday, January 22nd | 3:30pm – 5:30pm
During this event, we will explore the connection between commuting in the metro area and overall quality of life. The program will showcase a diverse range of perspectives on the topic, including research findings and practical insights.
Featured guest panelists:
Dr. Yingling Fan is Associate Dean for Faculty at the Hubert H. Humphrey School of the University of Minnesota
Sean Kershaw is the Director of Public Works at the City of Saint Paul
Sam Rockwell is Federal Funds Implementation Coordinator at the State of Minnesota Management and Budget, and was previously the Executive Director of Move Minnesota
Program location TBD. Once registered, you will be notified when location is confirmed.
Nov. 20th | Sacred Settlements: How to Build Full Community
Sep. 9th| LAI MN Chapter Annual Meeting
Guest Speaker: Gabrielle Clowdus, Founder and Visionary for Settled
Attendees had the unique opportunity to hear from Dr. Gabrielle Clowdus, the founder and visionary behind Settled, a Minnesota nonprofit leading the charge in creating “Sacred Settlements’ and tour the Settled Demonstration Site in Woodland Hills, Maplewood. These innovative tiny home communities, built on church-owned land, aim to combat chronic homelessness through intentional relationships and a supportive community environment.
Keynote Speaker: Karla Henderson, President and CEO of Project for Pride in Living
Hosted at the A-Mill Artist Lofts, The Annual Meeting marked this year’s induction of new members and the election of board members. During her keynote presentation, Karla Henderson, President and CEO of Project for Pride in Living (PPL), shared her wealth of experience in community equity and urban planning. LAI MN presented the annual speaker honorarium donation to PPL’s RE-Seed Program which aims to empower a new generation of developers, particularly those historically excluded from real estate ownership, to manage and own small-scale affordable housing.