WHO OWNS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD?
Who owns the land where we live? Who makes decisions about our neighborhoods? What do we value? And what becomes possible when communities have a greater voice in shaping their future?
The Who Owns Your Neighborhood? campaign is a community conversation series hosted by Southeastern Connecticut Community Land Trust. Through discussions, art, storytelling, and community gatherings, residents are invited to explore the relationship between land, housing, power, and community ownership.
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Ownership
Who owns the land in our neighborhoods, and what does ownership really mean?
Power
Who has the power to make decisions about housing, development, and community spaces?
Values
What do we value most in our neighborhoods, and what do we want to protect?
Possibilities
What could become possible when communities have a greater voice in shaping the future of the places they call home?
Throughout the campaign, participants will learn about the Community Land Trust model and explore how community ownership can help create permanently affordable housing, strengthen neighborhoods, and keep land rooted in community needs.
Whether you're a renter, homeowner, community member, or simply curious, we invite you to join the conversation.