Senta Leff Interview
30 Jan 2019
Housing
A CONVERSATION WITH ONE OF MINNESOTA’S LEADING AFFORDABLE-HOUSING ADVOCATES
Senta Leff doesn’t believe chronic homelessness can be eradicated in Minnesota; she knows it can. As co-chair of the Homes for All coalition, she is leading more than 200 diverse organizations, including the American Institute of Architects Minnesota, toward policy solutions that will end homelessness and provide stable, safe housing for all Minnesotans. In a wide-ranging interview with Architecture MN, Leff reframes housing as infrastructure and highlights the critical role that architects can play in helping Homes for All continue its success at the state capitol.
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