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A message from Jonathan Reckford at the WEF

“This week, I’m focused on one message: housing needs to be a priority in every major dialogue — including foreign assistance and international development.” 

Jonathan Reckford interview with Bloomberg News

Jonathan Reckford was featured on Bloomberg News live from the World Economic Forum in Davos on Jan. 21, 2026. Watch the segment for a discussion on the affordable housing crisis, the critical need to increase the supply of starter homes in the U.S. and the broader push to expand access to adequate shelter for families around the world. 

WEF26: How Housing Became a Bottleneck

Jan. 22, 2026

Habitat CEO Jonathan Reckford moderated a WEF panel session about reforms to ensure housing remains a stabilizer of societies rather than a trigger for economic and social fracture.

Consultant: Climate‑Resilient Housing Best Practices Documentation

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Berthoud, CO (RV26-0137)

Jan. 24 - Jan. 24, 2026

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Berthoud, CO (RV26-0136)

Jan. 24 - Jan. 24, 2026

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Week of Start Date 16 Mar 2026

Work week:
Work week Monday-Friday (Off Wednesday)
Location:
Charleston, SC
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Charleston HFH (SC)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 200.00
Contribution Description
The cost is $200 per volunteer. We also require a nonrefundable $100 deposit, which must be received 2 weeks prior to the start date in order for your group’s registration to be held. T-shirts and a light breakfast, lunch and snacks will be provided daily.
Description:
Description
Charleston Habitat for Humanity’s Collegiate Challenge offers college students a hands-on opportunity to serve the Charleston community while learning about the importance of safe, affordable housing. Student groups work alongside Habitat staff on active build sites, gaining practical construction experience and seeing the direct impact of their service. No construction experience is required. All training and tools are provided.
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