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8. How can housing help Bryan and College Station recover from the Coronavirus?
COVID-19 has taken lives and livelihoods in Bryan and College Station. Hopes are rising for a vaccine, but what else can a community do to help recover?
Mercatus Center scholars Emily Hamilton, Salim Furth, and Nolan Gray join Charles and Whitney Coats of Think Brazos to discuss how certain housing types could help Bryan and College Station recover from COVID-19 and what that recovery may look like. The Mercatus publication discussed in the video is “Policies to Help Communities Recover: Housing Restrictions”.
Enjoy the show and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes. Just remember – “Think local. Think Brazos!”
Think Brazos is a project of Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity focused on policies that help local Brazos County families thrive. This interview is not an endorsement of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
Support the show (https://www.habitatbcs.org/donate)
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COVID-19 has taken lives and livelihoods in Bryan and College Station. Hopes are rising for a vaccine, but what else can a community do to help recover?
Mercatus Center scholars Emily Hamilton, Salim Furth, and Nolan Gray join Charles and Whitney Coats of Think Brazos to discuss how certain housing types could help Bryan and College Station recover from COVID-19 and what that recovery may look like. The Mercatus publication discussed in the video is “Policies to Help Communities Recover: Housing Restrictions”.
Enjoy the show and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes. Just remember – “Think local. Think Brazos!”
Think Brazos is a project of Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity focused on policies that help local Brazos County families thrive. This interview is not an endorsement of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
Support the show (https://www.habitatbcs.org/donate)