please welcome rob breymaier, executive director of the oak park regional housing center and maria torres-springerissioner of new york city's division of housing preservation and development. back to lead the conversation, "the atlantic"'s gillian white. >> thus far we've been able to talk about the fair housing act at bird's-eye view. we had personal stories. i want you to talk about your role in thinking about fair housing, implementing that in your cities? >> you want to start? >> sure. good morning everyone, i'm commissioner of the new york city housing preservation and development. our work is to advance the housing plan in new york where we set really ambitious goals to build and preserve affordable housing. it is about 300,000 homes through 2026. really the work that we do in the agency, together with many different sister agencies reflects in many ways what the story is of new york and so on one hand, it's a story, that continues to be one of growth, all time population high. all-time high in terms of jobs, continues to be a city that has an embarassment of riches in terms of cultural inst