Community Investments

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2012, issue Sum, vol 24

Community development and education: a shared future pp. 4-938

Laura Choi

The new civic infrastructure: the 'how to' of collective impact and getting a better social return on investment pp. 10-1338

Jeff Edmondson and Nancy L. Zimpher

Schools uniting neighborhoods: community schools anchoring local change pp. 14-18

Diana Hall

The widening academic achievement gap between the rich and the poor pp. 19-2438-39

Sean Reardon

Looking back and moving forward: changes in the affordable multifamily mortgage industry pp. 25-2839

Mary Kaiser and George Vine

CDFI industry analysis: summary report pp. 29-3339

Eric Hangen, Jack Northrup and Michael Swack

2012, issue Spr, vol 24

Doing the math: the challenges and opportunities of measuring results in community development pp. 5-933

Naomi Cytron

Advancing social impact measurement to build an asset class: the appeal of social impact bonds pp. 10-1333

Lynn Schenk and Jill Scherer

Tensions and opportunities in evaluating place-based interventions pp. 14-1733

Keri-Nicole Dillman and Laura R. Peck

CDFIs as catalysts for improving social outcomes pp. 18-2133

Ela Rausch

Community perspectives: Designing responsive community development investments pp. 22-2333

Sarah Bennet

The Supplemental Poverty Measure pp. 24-2833

Laura Choi

2011, issue Fall, vol 23

Addressing widening income inequality through community development pp. 3-739

Laura Choi

Ties that bind: income inequality and income segregation pp. 8-1040

Naomi Cytron

The polarization of job opportunities in the U.S. labor market: implications for employment and earnings pp. 11-1640-41

David Autor

Community perspective: Widening inequality hurts us all pp. 17-21

Robert B. Reich

Stressing out the poor: chronic physiological stress and the income-achievement gap pp. 22-27

Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Gary W. Evans and Pamela Kato Klebanov

CDFI bond: opportunity of a decade pp. 28-3041

Catherine Dolan

Building literacy skills and transforming lives pp. 31-3441

Cathay Reta and Mari Riddle

2011, issue Spr, vol 23

Prize Linked Accounts for Youth (PLAY): a new approach to youth financial education and saving pp. 2-8

Laura Choi

Community perspectives: Community check cashing pp. 9-11

Daniel Leibsohn

A promising way forward for homeownership: assessing the benefits of shared equity programs pp. 12-18

David Price, Kenneth Temkin and Brett Theodos

When investors buy up the neighborhood: preventing investor ownership from causing neighborhood decline pp. 19-22

Karen Black, Kalima Rose and Sarah Treuhaft

The Neighborhood Stabilization Program: strategically targeting public investments pp. 23-27

Carolina Reid

2010, issue Fall, vol 22

Building communities and improving health: Finding new solutions to an old problem pp. 2-1040

Carolina Reid

Making up for lost time: Forging new connections between health and community development pp. 11-1841

David Fleming, Hilary Karasz and Kirsten Wysen

Healthy food financing initiatives: Increasing access to fresh foods in underserved markets pp. 19-2041

Matthew Soursourian

Community-based strategies for improving health and well-being pp. 21-2441

Naomi Cytron

Banking conditions in the 12th District: Has the recovery taken hold? pp. 25-2841

Wally Young

Addressing the financing needs of small businesses pp. 29-3241

Anonymous

Community perspectives: the Nevada Bankers Collaborative pp. 33-34

Joselyn Cousins

2010, issue Summer, vol 22

The role of transportation planning and policy in shaping communities pp. 2-644

Naomi Cytron

Weaving together vibrant communities through transit-oriented development pp. 7-1244

Allison Brooks

Making the connection: transit-oriented development and jobs pp. 13-1745

Greg LeRoy

Linking transit-oriented development, families and schools pp. 18-2145

Ariel Bierbaum, Deborah McKoy and Jeffrey Vincent

Equipping communities to achieve equitable transit-oriented development pp. 22-2745

Matthew Soursourian

Stronger transit, better transit-oriented development pp. 28-3345

Carli Paine

Community Financial Access Pilot: creating templates for expanding financial opportunities pp. 34-3945

Louisa Quittman

2010, issue Spr, vol 22

Improving the outcomes of place-based initiatives pp. 3-7

Naomi Cytron

Community change initiatives from 1990-2010: accomplishments and implications for future work pp. 8-1236

Patricia Auspos, Prudence Brown, Thomas Dewar and Anne C. Kubisch

Understanding the different types of low-income neighborhoods pp. 13-1836

Elwood Hopkins

Five simple rules for evaluating complex community initiatives pp. 19-2236

Thomas Kelly

Understanding how place matters for kids pp. 23-2636-37

Gregory Acs, Susan J. Popkin and Robin Smith

2009, issue Sum, vol 21

Financial education for a stable financial future pp. 3-7

Laura Choi

An apple or a donut? How behavioral economics can improve our understanding of consumer choices pp. 8-10

Carolina Reid

Learning and growing: Lessons learned in financial education pp. 11-14

Ted Beck and Brent Neiser

Financial education: Does it work and how do we know? pp. 15-16

Casey Bell, Daniel Gorin and Jeanne M. Hogarth

Tax time as an asset building opportunity: assessing the potential pp. 17-22

J. Michael Collins

Banks and financial education: integrating practice, products, and partnerships pp. 23-26

Ammar Askari

Sustaining homeownership: the experience of city-based affordable homeownership pp. 27-30

Carolina Reid

San Francisco’s new model for mixed-income housing: HOPE SF pp. 31-34

Naomi Cytron

Reforms to protect American credit card holders pp. 35-36

Anonymous

2009, issue Spr, vol 21

Addressing the challenges of unemployment in low-income communities pp. 3-738

Carolina Reid

Lessons for a new context: workforce development in an era of economic challenge pp. 8-1338=39

Robert Giloth

Back to school and back to work: community colleges and workforce development pp. 14-1839

Laura Choi

Workforce development needs for immigrant job-seekers pp. 19-2039

Naomi Cytron

Back to our roots, just greener this time: community development corporations and workforce development pp. 21-2339

Makini Hassan

Beyond lump sum: periodic payment of the earned income tax credit pp. 26-3139-40

Steve Holt

San Francisco works to support working families pp. 32-3340

Vivian Pacheco

2009, issue Win, vol 21

Strength in adversity: community capital faces up to the economic crisis pp. 2-839

Nancy O. Andrews

Small business finance and personal assets pp. 9-1039

John Moon

Strengthening the Low Income Housing Tax Credit investment market pp. 11-1339

Buzz Roberts

Moving beyond mission: effectively funding the nonprofit organization pp. 14-1739

Carolina Reid

Peer-to-peer lending and community development finance pp. 19-2339

Ian Galloway