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Articles by Beth Nilsson
How Nature, Community, and Equity Shape Portland: Insights from the ULI Health Leaders Network
The ULI Health Leaders Network (HLN) was established in 2017 to connect ULI members across disciplines such as architecture, urban planning, development, and community health. Over the course of a year, the cohort program establishes working relationships through two in-person convenings in world-class cities and monthly virtual meetings. Cohort 9 is made up of 36 forward-thinking practitioners representing 29 cities and five countries, adding to the 300+ member network of Health Leaders.
Inside Northview: A New Workforce Housing Model for Active Seniors in Nashville
Jennifer Horne, CEO of Urban Campus and Core As Nashville continues to grapple with rapid growth and rising housing costs, new models are emerging to ensure longtime residents aren’t left behind. Jennifer Horne, CEO of Urban Campus and Core, speaks here about the vision behind Northview, a development designed to support active seniors who remain vital to the city’s workforce yet face increasing housing instability.
Lewis Center Sustainability Forum at the Spring Meeting in Nashville
The Lewis Center Sustainability Forum, generously supported by ULI Global Board member Randall Lewis, brings together leaders in sustainability, resilience, and health and equity to exchange learnings and advance action on affordability, climate, and health challenges. The forum is a content-heavy, interactive discussion and exchange. This spring’s Forum in Nashville will center on housing strategies that respond to rapid growth and persistent affordability challenges across the city and state.
What Hong Kong Teaches Cities About Building Healthy Density
Cohort 8 of the Health Leaders Network poses before the Hong Kong skyline at Victoria Peak. (Anh-Vy Pham) The ULI Health Leaders Network, established in 2017, connects ULI members across disciplines such as architecture, urban planning, real estate development, and public health. Through in-person convenings in global cities and monthly virtual sessions, the cohort program fosters cross-sector collaboration around healthier and more equitable communities.
Learning from Dutch Approaches to Healthy, Equitable Development
The ULI Health Leaders Network was established in 2017 to connect ULI members across disciplines such as architecture, urban planning, real estate development, and community health. The cohort program establishes working relationships through in-person convenings in world-class cities and monthly virtual meetings. This past April, alumni from the first seven cohorts came together in the Netherlands to learn about efforts there to create healthier and more sustainable buildings and neighborhoods.
Health and Equity in Miami’s Built Environment: Takeaways from the New ULI Health Leaders of Cohort 8
The ULI Health Leaders Network was established in 2017 to connect ULI members across disciplines such as architecture, urban planning, development, and community health. Over the course of a year, the cohort program establishes working relationships through two in-person convenings in world-class cities and monthly virtual meetings. Cohort 8 includes 28 talented professionals representing 25 different cities and six different countries, adding to the 250+ member network of Health Leaders.
Health and Equity in Action: Lessons from the ULI Health Leaders Fall Forum in Vancouver, British Columbia
The ULI Health Leaders Network is a global learning and leadership development program for land use and real estate professionals advancing health and social equity through the built environment. In September, this year’s Health Leaders cohort met in Vancouver, British Columbia, for their Fall Forum to connect with one another and learn about how the city is advancing health and equity through recent developments and initiatives in the built environment.
Exploring Health and Equity in Philadelphia: Perspectives from the ULI Health Leaders Network, Introducing Cohort 7
Since 2017, the ULI Health Leaders Network has served as a platform for cross-sector professionals looking to grow their leadership skills, make meaningful connections, and drive progress in health and social equity. Welcoming thirty new members to the Network, Cohort 7 joins a global community of practice of over 200 professionals. Spanning 24 cities and 6 different countries, the new cohort represents a diverse range of real estate, land use, design, policy, and public health professionals.
ULI Names Participants in the 2023 ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program
ULI has announced the participants in the sixth cohort of the ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program, which is supported by ULI Foundation governor Randall Lewis and managed by ULI Building Healthy Places. As part of ULI’s commitment to empowering the next generation of diverse real estate leaders, programs like this allow graduate students to gain inspiration for their postgraduate endeavors and see how the concepts they have learned in their academic pursuits translate into practice.
Introducing the Sixth Cohort of the ULI Health Leaders Network
Thirty professionals in real estate and community development, planning, design, research, engineering, finance, and public health from across the globe have been selected to participate in the sixth cohort of the Health Leaders Network (HLN)—designed to empower real estate and land use professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to improve health and social equity outcomes in their professional practice and communities.
ULI Health Mentees Reflect on 2022 Fall Meeting
Each year, the ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program pairs five exceptional graduate students with Institute members to learn about the organization, develop relationships with members, and deepen their understanding of opportunities to advance health through careers in land use and real estate. In October, Cohort 5 was brought together by ULI Building Healthy Places (BHP) at the 2022 ULI Fall Meeting in Dallas.
ULI Health Leaders Network: Creating Champions for Health and Celebrating Five Years of Impact
On the fifth anniversary of the ULI Health Leaders Network, ULI is celebrating the program’s first five years of collaboration and impact. As a key contributor to health and social equity outcomes, the real estate industry has both a responsibility and an opportunity to design, invest in, and create communities where everyone can achieve holistic health and well-being.
ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentees Share Reflections and Learnings from 2022 ULI Spring Meeting
Each year, the ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program pairs current graduate students with ULI members to learn about the organization and deepen their understanding of opportunities to advance health through careers in land use and real estate. In April, mentees and mentors from Cohort 4 and Cohort 5 were brought together by the ULI Building Healthy Places initiative at the 2022 ULI Spring Meeting in San Diego, California.
Celebrating the 2022 Health Leaders Network Cohort
Twenty-nine professionals in real estate development, planning, design, engineering, finance, and public health from across the globe have been selected to participate in the fifth cohort of the Health Leaders Network—designed to empower real estate and land use professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to improve health and equity outcomes in their professional practice and communities.
ULI Names Five Graduate Students to ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Cohort
The Building Healthy Places Initiative has announced the participants in the fifth cohort of the ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program, which is supported by ULI Foundation governor Randall Lewis. Participants were chosen from among many outstanding applicants on the basis of a highly selective evaluation process. This program supports learning and sharing about health and real estate among graduate students and ULI members.
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