Community Investments

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2014, issue 03

Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 3: CI Notebook

Joselyn Cousins and Melody Winter Head

The Next Mission: American Veterans and the Transition Back to Civilian Communities

Gabriella Chiarenza

New Challenges for New Veterans: Leveraging Community Assets to Support Returning Service Members

Jonathan Sherin

Nevada’s Green Zone Initiative: A Comprehensive Systems Approach to the Challenges Facing America’s Veterans

Caleb S. Cage and Cyndy Ortiz Gustafson

Taking the Next Step as a Student Veteran Helping Other Student Veterans

Zack Totans

Solving Veteran Homelessness as One in California

Hillary Evans and Milo Peinemann

Starting a Business as a Veteran Entrepreneur After Service

Paul Greive

Why Financial Literacy Matters After Returning Home from War: Reducing Veteran Homelessness by Improving Money Management

Eric B. Elbogen

Student Veterans in Higher Education: A Transitional Challenge

Eduardo Tinoco

Veterans Giving Back to Their Communities: The Importance of Getting Involved

Kristina Enriquez

Notes from the Frontlines in the Small Business Finance Revolution: A Microlender’s View

Gwendy Brown and Eric Weaver

Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 3: Data Snapshot

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

2014, issue 02

Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 2: CI Notebook

Andrea Levere

Understanding the Wealth Gap: How Did We Get Here?

Gabriella Chiarenza

The Continuing Importance of Homeownership: Evidence from the Community Advantage Program

Allison Freeman

Rent Reporting and the Importance of Credit-Building Options for Renters

Sarah Chenven and Doug Ryan

The Promise of Child Development Accounts: Current Evidence and Future Directions

Trina Shanks

Local Government Solutions to Household Financial Instability: The Supervitamin Effect

Jonathan Mintz

Building Wealth and Stability through Entrepreneurship

Janie Barrera and Celina Pena

Responding to a Growing Retirement Savings Crisis: A Promising Proposal in Illinois

Lucy Mullany

Meet the New Landlords: The Rise of Single-Family Investors in the Housing Market

Sarah Edelman

Native Americans and the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program

Dewey Bandy

Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 2: Data Snapshot

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 2: Research Briefs

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

2014, issue 01

Community Investments Vol 26, Issue 1: CI Notebook

John Moon

Embracing a Collective Action Approach to Community Development

Gabriella Chiarenza

How Do You Build the “Right” Cross-Sector Partnership to Implement Collective Impact Approaches?

Alison Gold

Committing to Collective Impact: From Vision to Implementation

Jennifer Splansky Juster and David Phillips

The Magnolia Community Initiative: The Importance of Measurement in Improving Community Well-Being

Patricia Bowie and Moira Inkelas

THE Network: A Cross-Sector Approach to Lowering Transit + Housing + Energy Costs in California

Heather McLeod Grant and Shamus Roller

The Sustainable Communities Initiative: Collective Impact in Practice

Dwayne Marsh

Community Investments Vol 26, Issue 1: Data Snapshot

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

Community Investments Vol 26, Issue 1: Research Briefs

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

2013, issue 02

Community Investments Vol 25, Issue 2: CI Notebook

Gabriella Chiarenza

Current Challenges and New Pathways for Community Development in Indian Country

Gabriella Chiarenza

Investing in Community Driven Native American Social and Economic Development Initiatives

Joshuah Marshall and Michelle Sauve

Making the Invisible Visible: Urban Indian Community Development

Megan Bang and Janeen Comenote

Building Green and Respecting Native American Identity: Housing, Culture, and Sustainability in Native American Communities

Mike Blanford, Jamie Blosser, Brian Gillen, Lynda Lantz and Robert Pyatt

Community Outreach and Patient Empowerment: A Collaborative Initiative for Chronic Disease Management in Navajo Nation

Mae Gilene Begay, Christine Hamann, Rebecca Hutchinson, Jamy Malone, Maricruz Merino, Hannah Sehn, Sara Selig and Sonya Shin

Investing in Our Next Generation: A Native Hawaiian Model for Economic Self-Sufficiency

Jeff Gilbreath and Lahela Williams

You Have to Scale Down Before You Can Scale Up: A Micro-Enterprise Story

Iosefa Alofaituli and Michael Connors

Planning for Driving Retirement: Context and Considerations

Laura E. Mason

Community Investments, Vol 25, Issue 2: Research Briefs

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

Community Investments, Vol 25, Issue 2: Data Snapshot: Native Americans in the 12th District and across the United States

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

2013, issue 01

Challenges for Affordable Housing in a New Era of Scarcity

Gabriella Chiarenza

Diversification of Capital Creates Fresh Focus

Heather Hood

New Paths to Housing and Transportation Affordability

Ann Cheng and Stuart Cohen

Putting Housing Program Delivery into High Gear

Toby Halliday and Bill Kelly

The Other Housing Crisis: Rental Housing

Raphael Bostic, Robin Hughes and Tony Salazar

Connecting Housing and Health Care through Community Development

Kevin Boes

Social Impact Bonds: A Promising Tool for the Future of Permanent Supportive Housing

Gabriele Hooks

Improving Financial Stability by Building the Capacity of the Local Community

Nancy E. Brown and Catherine Marshall

The Partnership for the Green Dividend

Bob McNulty

Community Investments, Vol 25, Issue 1: CI Notebook

Gabriella Chiarenza

Community Investments, Vol 25, Issue 1: Research Briefs

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development

Community Investments, Vol 25, Issue 1: Data Snapshot

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development