Community in the Aftermath

Community in the Aftermath is a three-year series that explores the Alternative Housing Pilot Program's efforts to develop more useful, readily available, and culturally appropriate post-disaster housing for Hurricane Katrina-ravaged areas. The Alternative Housing Pilot Program is a grant competition funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Lectures in the series follow the progress of the grant recipients' work and the program overall.

Sponsors

Community in the Aftermath is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Federal Emergency Management Agency in partnership with the National Building Museum. 

Past Programs

	Bayou La Batre Project November 3, 2009 Watch/Listen.
	The Alternative Housing Pilot Program: The Mississippi Cottage Project Part 2 April 15, 2009 Watch/Listen.
	The Alternative Housing Pilot Program: The Mississippi Cottage Project Part 4 April 15, 2009 Watch/Listen.
	The Alternative Housing Pilot Program: The Mississippi Cottage Project Part 1 April 15, 2009 Watch/Listen.
	The Alternative Housing Pilot Program: The Mississippi Cottage Project Part 3 April 15, 2009 Watch/Listen.
	The Alternative Housing Pilot Program: The Louisiana Cottages and Carpet Cottages Project November 18, 2008 Watch/Listen.
	The Alternative Housing Pilot Program: Building a Framework for Future Disaster Recovery June 19, 2008 Watch/Listen.