Congratulations to the twelve 2024-25 “What Home Means to Me” Poster Contest Winners
At the 2024 NAHRO National Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, the Housing America Advisory Committee announced the 12 winners of the 2024-2025 “What Home Means to Me” Poster Contest.
Judged by a panel of housing leaders — Ashley Northcutt of Women’s Affordable Housing Network, Emily Cadik of the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition, and Lisa Lee of the National Public Housing Museum — the national poster contest is the culmination of numerous poster contests held by public housing authorities, states and regions all across the United States. Each of the eight NAHRO regions submits three posters (one from each age group) for consideration.
The 2024-25 grand prize winner is Adriana age 11, from Tennessee Valley Housing Services (Southeastern Region). Her poster, pictured above, will be featured on the 2025 What Home Means to Me calendar cover.
Please join us in congratulating Adriana as well as the additional eleven national contest winners!
- Akayla, age 14 Bayonne Housing Authority (NJ)
- Angel, age 16 | Maiker Housing (CO)
- Aleiny, age 14 | Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority (OH)
- Lola, age 9 | Port Huron Housing Commission (MI)
- Sonia, age 11 | Watertown Housing Authority (MA)
- Serenity, age 12 | New Britain Housing Authority (CT)
- Stella, age 18 | Boise City / Ada County Housing Authorities (ID)
- Halo, age 14 | Tuscon Housing & Community Development (AZ)
- Katelyn, age 10 | Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (CA)
- Yaretzi, age 11 | Cameron County Housing Authority (TX)
- Melody, age 7 | Cameron County Housing Authority (TX)
2025 What Home Means to Me calendars are currently in production and will be mailed out as a member benefit in December. Calendars will also be available for purchase online soon. Stay tuned!