Since 2011, the arts nonprofit The Creatives Project (TCP) has provided housing and studio spaces to artists, who in turn teach art in local schools.
But the organization has had to re-think their model as affordable housing becomes more scarce in the city.
“There is just a lack of inventory of single family homes. So we’ve shifted our model to work with developers,” explained TCP’s founder Neda Abghari in an interview with Lois Reitzes.
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