Congratulations to the “What Home Means to Me” Poster Contest Winner & Finalists
Katelyn, age 10 | Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (CA)
What Home Means to Me Poster Contest
Since 2008, the What Home Means to Me Poster Contest has recognized the amazing, poignant art of children who live in affordable housing across the country. Each piece of art visually shares the child’s thoughts on what their home means to them. Every year, hundreds of children, ages 5-18, participate in the contest at the state and regional level. Their heartfelt messages about their homes underscore the importance of the work that housers and community development professionals do.
The national contest is the culmination of numerous poster contests held by housing agencies, states and regions all across the United States. Three judges choose 12 winners from the regional entries to be featured in NAHRO’s “What Home Means to Me” calendar for the following year.
As the non-profit affiliate of the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (HACSB), we want to congratulate their resident finalists and winners! For more information, click below to view the artwork that will be featured in this year’s calendar.
