Community Development Innovation Review

2005 - 2021

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2021, issue 2, vol 15

Fintech, Racial Equity, and an Inclusive Financial System pp. 132

Rocio Sanchez-Moyano and Bina Shrimali

2021, issue 1, vol 15

Understanding Community Development Financial Institutions and their Impact in Low- and Moderate-Income Neighborhoods pp. 152

Ian Galloway and Rocio Sanchez-Moyano

2019, issue 02

Foreword to Community Development Innovation Review, Volume 14, Issue 2, 2019 pp. 04-05

Laura Choi

2019, issue 01

Foreword to Community Development Innovation Review, Volume 14, Issue 1, 2019 pp. 05-05

Ian Galloway

2018, issue 1

Foreword to Community Development Innovation Review, Volume 13, Issue 1, 2018 pp. 04-04

Laura Choi

Moving Upstream to Promote Mental Health: The Role of Community Development pp. 05-12

Laura Choi

The Mental Health Imperative: Learning from History and Innovating Forward pp. 13-20

Ben Miller and Tyler Norris

Catalyzing Community Action for Mental Health and Wellbeing pp. 21-31

Larissa J. Estes and Sheila B. Savannah

Widening Our Health Lens: Incorporating Trauma-Informed Practice into Affordable Housing pp. 33-39

Ashlei Hurst and Doug Shoemaker

Arts, Culture, and Community Mental Health pp. 41-49

Tasha Golden and Jamie Hand

Community Development and Accountable Communities for Health: New Opportunities for Mental Health Promotion pp. 51-60

Nathaniel Z. Coats and Paul Gionfriddo

Equitable Community Development for Good Mental Health: A Discussion of Economic and Racial Equity in Housing pp. 61-67

Dayna Bowen Matthew

Mental Health, Climate Change, and Community Development: Strengthening Core Capabilities to Promote Community Resilience pp. 69-80

Linda Helland and Margaret Walkover

Building a Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Health “Community of Solution” in Rural Colorado pp. 81-90

Maret Felzien, Jack M. Westfall and Linda Zittleman

2017, issue 1

The What Works Book Sparked an Ongoing Conversation about Better Interventions for Low-Income Communities pp. 005-010

David J. Erickson

A Hole in Our Vision: Race, Gender and Justice in Community Development pp. 011-014

Nancy O. Andrews

Reflecting on What Works: Disruptive Leaders Are Essential pp. 015-020

Carol Naughton

How Collaboration Drives Community Development Innovation in Los Angeles pp. 021-025

Helmi Hisserich

Building on the Ambitions and Aspirations of Newcomers pp. 027-033

Angela Blanchard

Sparking Change in New England’s Smaller Cities: Lessons from Early Rounds of the Working Cities Challenge pp. 035-042

Kseniya Benderskaya and Colleen Dawicki

The SPARCC Initiative: Fostering Racial Equity, Health, and Climate Resilience in the Built Environment pp. 043-051

Chris Kabel, Amy Kenyon and Sharon Z. Roerty

Sustainable Little Tokyo: Resisting Gentrification and Displacement Through Holistic Community Engagement and Development pp. 053-061

Josh Ishimatsu and Dean Matsubayashi

Rural CDFIs Give Voice to a Brighter Future in Rural Regions pp. 063-072

Betsy Biemann and Keith Bisson

The Role of Community Development in Supporting People in Reentry from Prison pp. 073-080

Mark A. Hake and Lena Robinson

The Evolution and Future of the Healthy Communities Movement pp. 081-092

Renee Roy Elias and Alison Moore

Building on What Works and Investing in Progress pp. 093-097

Brandee McHale

Partners In Progress Case Study: BRIDGE Housing pp. 099-108

Carl Sussman and John Weiser

Partners in Progress Case Study: CASA pp. 109-116

Carl Sussman and John Weiser

Partners In Progress Case Study: Community Solutions pp. 117-123

Carl Sussman and John Weiser

Partners in Progress Case Study: East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation pp. 125-132

Carl Sussman and John Weiser

Partners in Progress Case Study: Fairfield County Community Foundation pp. 133-141

Rachel Bluestein and Matthew Singh

Partners in Progress Case Study: Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida pp. 143-152

Carl Sussman and John Weiser

2016, issue 01

The Middle Neighborhood Movement, 1970-2000 pp. 001-007

Paul C. Brophy and Joe McNeely

The Case for Intervention in Middle Neighborhoods pp. 008-020

George Galster

Demographics and Characteristics of Middle Neighborhoods in Select Legacy Cities pp. 021-045

Ira Goldstein, Jacob L. Rosch and William Schrecker

Is the Urban Middle Neighborhood an Endangered Species? Multiple Challenges and Difficult Answers pp. 046-062

Alan Mallach

Homeownership and the Stability of Middle Neighborhoods pp. 063-083

Alan Mallach

Strategies to Improve Middle Neighborhoods pp. 084-099

David Boehlke

Using Place Branding Strategy to Create Homebuyer Demand for Legacy City Neighborhoods pp. 100-116

Marcia Nedland

The Healthy Neighborhoods Program: A Middle Neighborhoods Improvement Strategy pp. 117-126

Darlene Russell and Mark Sissman

Understanding Middle Market Neighborhoods as Vital Parts of Regional Economies pp. 127-140

Robert Weissbourd

Rebuilding from Strength as a Strategy to Safeguard Middle Neighborhoods in Detroit: A Philanthropic Perspective pp. 141-144

Wendy Jackson

Local Public Policy and Middle Neighborhoods pp. 145-156

Henry S. Webber

Preservation in Middle Neighborhoods: Promising Results in Ohio pp. 157-176

Cara Bertron and Nicholas Hamilton

2014, issue 02

Opportunity at the intersection of community development and creative placemaking pp. 005-009

Ben Hecht

Creative placemaking: an interview with the Ford Foundation pp. 011-016

Xavier de Souza Briggs, Laura Callanan and Darren Walker

Five roles for arts, culture, and design in economic development pp. 017-023

Mary Jo Waits

Arts for the City: community arts and affordability innovations in San Francisco pp. 025-030

Tom DeCaigny and Edwin M. Lee

The meaning of the creative economy in Los Angeles pp. 031-034

Samuel Hoi

Creative placemaking: how to do it well pp. 035-042

Ann Markusen and Anne Gadwa Nicodemus

Measuring the economic and social impacts of cultural organizations pp. 043-048

Stephen Sheppard

Assessing a set of indicators for creative placemaking: reflections from the field pp. 049-055

Elaine Morley and Mary K. Winkler

Financing creative places pp. 057-063

Gary Hattem

Our town: supporting the arts in communities throughout the United States pp. 065-071

Jane Chu and Jason Schupbach

Arts and culture in Detroit: central to our past and our future pp. 073-075

Rip Rapson

Creative placemaking in community planning and development: an introduction to ArtPlace America pp. 077-084

Jamie Bennett

Strengthening economic development pp. 085-100

Kimberly Driggins, Jodi Farrell, Michael Forsyth, Ana Morgenstern and Laura Zabel

Seeding civic engagement pp. 101-115

Jim Lasko, Lori Lobenstine, Tracy Taft and Julia Taylor

Building resiliency pp. 116-130

Nancy Barton, Nicole Crutchfield, Lisa Hoffman and Laetitia Wolff

Contributing to quality of life pp. 131-144

Bruce Farnsworth, Prema Gupta, Marilyn Higgins and Joseph Kunkel

2014, issue 01

Mixing asset building with energy efficiency: a recipe for financial and environmental sustainability pp. 005-010

Andrea Levere

The future of the clean (green) economy pp. 013-021

Denise G. Fairchild

Cleaner energy and health: household, local and global benefits pp. 023-026

Dana Bourland and Yianice Hernandez

Financing energy efficiency retrofits of affordable multifamily buildings pp. 027-034

Anne Evens, John G. (Jack) Markowski and Matt Schwartz

Manufactured homes help both save the planet and save money for low-income owners pp. 035-042

Stacey Epperson and Doug Ryan

Utilities and community developers partner to improve the energy efficiency of affordable rental housing nationwide pp. 043-052

Michael Bodaken and Todd Nedwick

Integrating energy efficiency into mortgage financing: promising efforts in the New York City multifamily building sector pp. 053-061

Sam Marks

Home energy efficiency and mortgage risks: an extended abstract pp. 063-069

Nikhil Kaza, Roberto Quercia and Robert J. Sahadi

Charter schools ripe for green investments pp. 071-083

Kim Dempsey and Jennifer Afdahl Rice

Financing energy efficiency in low-income multifamily rental housing: a progress update from the Low Income Investment Fund pp. 085-090

Nancy O. Andrews and Dan Rinzler

Neighborhood health: a new framework for investing in sustainable communities pp. 091-101

Maggie Super Church

Bringing down green financing costs: how a state-sponsored bank might be the key pp. 103-107

Richard L. Kauffman

Understanding the true benefits of both energy efficiency and job creation pp. 109-116

Casey Bell

Can cities lead the way in innovative energy retrofits for single-family homes? pp. 117-120

Dorian Dale and Will Schweiger

Lenders’ property standards and energy efficiency: the vital link for affordable housing` pp. 123-136

Philip Henderson

Energy to heal: health care, climate change, and community resilience pp. 137-146

Gary Cohen and Robin Guenther