DE & MARC NAHRO Conference & Trade Show Photo Gallery
May 8-12, Wilmington, DE
National NAHRO Candidates for President & Sr Vice President: 2023-2025

2023-2025 Officers 2023-2026 At Large Executive Board Members Take the Oath of Office

Left to right NAHRO At Large Candidates: Gina Gibson, Paul Diggs, Angela Carolla, Tanya Van Order, Eric Brown, Irma Gorham, Kim Taylor, and Tonya Mitchell-Warren
Women Leadership in NAHRO Roundtable



Tour the New Castle County Hope Center





Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award


May E. Paumen International and
Domestic Leadership Scholarship Recipient

Left to Right: Tara Clifford and Recipient Kevin Easterling of the Black Heritage Association of the Leigh Valley
National NAHRO Award of Merit


Pennsylvania Association of Housing and Redevelopment Agencies Conference Photo Gallery
June 4-7, Seven Springs





2022 MARC NAHRO Merit College
Scholarship Recipient – Alani Georges

MARC NAHRO Housing America 2023 Poster Contest Winner!
High School: Jose Luis
Agency: Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration


MARC NAHRO Housing America 2023
Poster Contest Contestant – Elementary: Zanyiah,
Agency: Hosing Authority of the City of Erie, PA

MARC NAHRO Housing America 2023
Poster Contest Contestant – Middle School: Alaniz

MARC NAHRO honors John Mahon
for serving as 2019-2021 Regional President

Elizabeth Glenn Named NAHRO’s
2021 Outstanding Professional of the Year
Gina Gibson Wins 2021 National Emerging Leader Award
2021 MARC NAHRO Merit College Scholarship Winner
2022 What Home Means to Me MARC Regional Winners

Kendon, age 12, Bristol (Va.) Redevelopment and Housing Authority *1st Place Winner
Diego, age 12, Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration
Braxton, age 15, Bristol (Va.) Redevelopment and Housing Authority
MARC-Marylanders on IRGE Meet

From Left to right: Tara Clifford, Annapolis, MD / Jeffery Mosley, Silver Spring, MD / Laurie Putscher / Liz Glen, Essex, MD
2021 National Poster Contest Regional Winners
During NAHRO’s Online National Conference, 13 winners were announced for the 2021 Housing America “What Home Means to Me” poster and calendar contest, below are the regional MARC winners. Elaiza M. and Hector J. both residents of Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration were selected to be in the 2021 Calendar.

Alphonso, age 10
The Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County, Maryland

Elaiza M., age 16
Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration, Puerto Rico

Hector J., age 11
Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration, Puerto Rico
Madison Housing Authority Celebrating 50 years &
Louis Riccio’s retirement after 40 years of service

What Home Means to Me 2020 Calendar Grand Prize Winner

Watch Owen’s video; For Translation click here
Housing Authority of County of Beaver – Hero in the Highrise


Sharon a certified nursing assistant resides at The Ambridge Tower Apartments owned by Housing Authority of the County of Beaver in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, has made over a hundred masks due to shortages of personal protective equipment. She has put signs up in the building elevator letting people know she had masks available, and doesn’t try to profit off them. She only wants us to help keep each other be safe during the COVID19 pandemic. At an age when many of us think our time is done, she continues to make a difference in the lives of those around her, and in the life of her community.
Mural Arts and City Health Develop “Space Pads” for Six PHA Sites

NAHRO BOG Retreat
in Santa Fe, NM – Jan. 16-17, 2020

Featured: front row: Clif Martin, Sylvia Bowen, Marsha Parham-Green, Diane Haislip, Liz Glenn, Kathy Walter
Second row: Stacy Spann, Vernon Lawrence, John Mahon, Senghor Manns, Chuck Wellard
The Marshmallow Challenge at the NAHRO BOG Retreat –
The Winning Team!

Left to Right – Liz Glenn, Kathy Walter, Marsha Parham-Green, Vernon Lawrence, and Clif Martin
2020 – Regional What Homes Means to Me Calendar Winners

Elementary School: Jayla, age 7 –
Housing Authority city of Erie (July)
“My home is very special. It’s my favorite place because it’s where I get to love my family and be myself. It’s my favorite place to cuddle with my big sister. I’m very lucky to have a home.”

Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration (2020 cover)
“I compared my home with a tree where the roots are strengthened by the love of my mother, who helps me grow, full of values and love. My home is a game, where I think that each branch is a goal to be reached.”

A home for me is a place where I can spend time with my family, a place where I can feel protected. A home for me is not just a house, a home for me is my island where all my friends and family are because where they go doesn’t matter if we’re together. It is the only thing that’s important. They’re my home.
2019
NAHRO Annual Conference
October 10-12, 2019
San Antonio, TX
NAHRO 2019-2021 Steering Committee Announced:



2019 Award –
Representatives of the Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County accept the NAHRO Award of Excellence
NAHRO International Forum on Housing and Community Development
Austin, TX – October 12-14, 2019

Alongside attendees from United States, delegates representing Canada, Ireland, the Netherlands, South Africa, and New Zealand addressed issues related to Creating Community.

the second lady is Regina Mitchell –York PA

Regional Annual Conference
May 29-31, 2019
National Harbor, Maryland


2019 – Regional What Home Means to Me Calendar Winners

Immanuel, 10 — York Housing Authority (July)
“Whenever I go somewhere exciting far away or even overnight at a friend’s house I am always happy to be back in my own home. There’s no place like home! Even when I go to visit North Carolina, Philadelphia, or fly to Phoenix, Arizona, where everyone has a pool in their backyard. I love being home afterwards. There’s no place like home.”

Natasha, 14 — Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration
“My home for me is my refuge, where I feel safe and protected. It is also my world where I have everything I need: love, trust, and where I receive the discipline that will shape me for the future. A home is where I feel safe and I have everything I need to be happy, an invaluable treasure.”

Sean, 15 — Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County (March)
“My poster explains my life and dreams. My home is my safe place. “
2019 – The inaugural NAHRO-LDG Scholar for Middle Atlantic Regional Council

Natasha White, – Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County, Md.