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NeighborWorks Training Institute (NTI) is a mobile university for community development and affordable housing specialists. The specialists who attend these happenings – for one day or a whole week, from all 50 states and beyond – are committed to making a difference in the lives of working low and moderate income families and their communities. The NTI is a five-day happening held four times annually in major cities throughout the United States. At each NTI, NeighborWorks offers over 100 classes to up to 2,000 community development specialists who come from our network organizations and beyond. Courses cover the following content places: Affordable Housing Development, Homeownership and Community Lending, Multifamily Asset Management, Nonprofit Management and Leadership, Community Engagement, Community Economic Development, Community And Neighborhood Revitalization, Construction and Rehab Management, and Single-Family and Little Business Lending. Each NTI also contains a one-day conference on a timely subject, instruction by expert practitioners and thought-leaders, gratis workshops on community development subjects after the course day is through, and abundant peer networking opportunities. Unlike another symposiums, NTIs are very much course-focused – there are no really big plenary sessions and only one major reception during the week. Participants spend the majority of their time in classes of one, two, three or five days with 10-30 fellow learners.