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Office of Policy Development and Research-sponsored panel presentation, ["Visions for Aging in Place: Challenges for the Future," featuring CityView Chairman and former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros;  Senior Advisor to the Secretary, Jennifer Ho;  Managing Director of the Center for Housing Plus Services, Alisha Sanders;  National Director of Viillage to Village Network, Judith Willett;  and Senior Policy Analyst at the Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Community Living,  James Toews,  among others]

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Office of Policy Development and Research-sponsored panel presentation, ["Visions for Aging in Place: Challenges for the Future," featuring CityView Chairman and former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros; Senior Advisor to the Secretary, Jennifer Ho; Managing Director of the Center for Housing Plus Services, Alisha Sanders; National Director of Viillage to Village Network, Judith Willett; and Senior Policy Analyst at the Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Community Living, James Toews, among others]

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Photographer: Jeff Blakley--HUD

Photo Creation Date: 1/9/2014
Office of Policy Development and Research-sponsored panel presentation, ["Visions for Aging in Place: Challenges for the Future," featuring CityView Chairman and former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros; Senior Advisor to the Secretary, Jennifer Ho; Managing Director of the Center for Housing Plus Services, Alisha Sanders; National Director of Viillage to Village Network, Judith Willett; and Senior Policy Analyst at the Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Community Living, James Toews, among others]

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