In response to the worsening housing affordability crisis, the idea of “social housing” has been gaining momentum across the US. While this movement represents a push for new ways to supply affordable homes, it will inevitably draw on existing institutions and current legal, policy, and financial frameworks, particularly in New England, which has a well-established affordable housing ecosystem. “The Evolving Landscape of Social Housing in New England” brings together practitioners, policymakers, advocates, and researchers to describe existing models of social housing in New England and new efforts to design, fund, build, and manage accessible, diverse, and sustainable housing.