Shelterforce Article list: Mar/Apr 1994 to present

• ACORN Organizes By Madeline Talbott  (September/October 1994)
• Activists In Action,  (September/October 1998)
• Advocates for Healthy Housing By Ralph Scott (March/April 2005)
• Affordable in Name Only (January/February 2004)
• Affordable Forever By Winton Pitcoff (January/February 2002)
• After Katrina: Fighting to Survive By Trisha Miller (September/October 2005)
• After the Fall By Carol Steinbach (March/April 1999)
• A Look In The Mirror By Luz Guerra (September/October 2001)
• Already in My Back Yard By Caitlin Gallagher (Winter 2006)
• A Political Disaster By Peter Dreier (Spring 2006)
• All the Issues in Workers' Lives By Daniel HoSang (May/June 2000)
• Almost Home By Kendra Hurley (September/October 2002)
• American Nightmare By Desiree Fields, Francine Justa, Kimberly Libman, and Susan Saegert (Summer 2007)
• Anatomy of a Merger By John E. Davis (May/June 2003)
• Arena Politics in Newark By Jason Stevenson (May/June 2004)
• Arts Build Community By Donald C. Kelly (January/February 2000)
• Asian Americans For Equality By Eva Neubauer Alligood, Alisa R. Drayton, and Ashrufa Faruqee  (January/February 1996)
• Asset-Building Comes of Age By Gar Alperovitz, Steve Dubb and Ted Howard (Spring 2007)
• Back from the Brink By David Holtzman (March/April 2005)
• Back to Court By Philip Tegeler (March/April 2005)
• Back to the Streets By Miriam Axel-Lute (May/June 2000)
• The Battle in Brooklyn By John Atlas (November/December 2005)
• Battle over 13th Street By Miriam Axel-Lute (May/June 1995)
• Be It Ever So Humble By Mindy Thompson Fullilove, MD (November/December 2004)
• The Betrayal of Mount Laurel By Alan Mallach (March/April 2004)
• Beyond Gentrification By Kalima Rose (May/June 2001)
• Beyond the Fringe By Becky Sherblom (July/August 2002)
• Beyond the Housing Headlines By Eric Belsky (July/August 2003)
• Beyond the Number of Jobs By Sherry Salway Black (September/October 2001)
• The Black Organizer Blues By Mark Winston Griffith (July/August 2003)
• Blocking Crime By Chloe Mister (November/December 2003)
• Boosting the Capacity of CDCs By Mark Weinheimer (March/April 1999)
• Bootstrap Philanthropy By Ethan Rouen (July/August 2003)
• Breaking Ground By Ellen Brown, Becky Doggett and Ken Zimmerman (September/October 2004)
• Bringing School Home By Karen Ceraso (May/June 1998)
• Bronx By Design: Why Beauty Matters By Nancy Biberman (March/April 2004)
• Budgeting for Democracy By Alma B. Couverthie and Marianna Leavy-Sperounis (Summer 2006)
• Building a Better City: Europe's Affordable Housing Standard (January/February 2004)
• Building a Community-University Partnership By Kathe Newman and Dale Anglin (January/February 2005)
• Building a FORCE for the Common Good By Thomas J. Lenz  (September/October 1998)
• Building a Home and a Future By Linda Ocasio (November/December 2003)
• Building Alliances at All Levels By Bart Harvey (November/December 2005)
• Building a Better Housing Policy (Summer 2007)
• Building a Power Base By Steve Kest and Amy Schur  (November/December 1995)
• Building Assets to Fight Poverty By Michael Sherraden (March/April 2000)
• Building Blocks By Miriam Axel-Lute (March/April 2002)
• Building Communities From the Inside Out By John P. Kretzmann (September/October 1995)
• Building Democracy By Mark R. Warren (January/February 2001)
• Building Effective Partnerships By Kristina Smock (May/June 1999)
• Building Green By Michelle Dean (January/February 1999)
• Building Links By The Enterprise Foundation  (July/August 1996)
• Building Power By Andrew Mott (March/April 2000)
• Building Stronger Communities Through Mediation By Ian Heisey (July/August 2004)
• Building Trust By Robert Weber (Summer 2006)
• Building Wealth By Robert O. Zdenek (January/February 2003)
• Built to Last By Robert O. Zdenek and Carol Steinbach  (May/June 2002)
• Business Wisdom in the High Country By Jason Stevenson (September/October 2005)
• Campaign '96 - How Housing Groups Can Make A Difference By Paul Cohn, Marc Granowitter, Zach Polett, and Timothy Saasta (March/April 1996)
• Can Progressives Deliver? By David Moberg (Fall 2006)
• Can This Collaboration Be Saved? By Paul Mattessich (May/June 2003)
• Cardell Cooper Interview by Harold Simon and Miriam Axel-Lute  (September/October 1999)
• The Case for a Right to Housing By Chester Hartman (Winter 2006)
• The Case for Plan B By Tim McKenzie (Fall 2007)
• Caveat Emptor By Ramsey A. Gregory (January/February 1997)
• CDCs and Section 8 By Bill Rumpf and Jan Breidenbach  (July/August 1997)
• CDCs in Gentrifying Neighborhoods (January/February 2004)
• CDCs, Social Capital, and Housing Quality By Susan Saegert and Gary Winkel  (March/April 1999)
• Challenging Failing Schools By Norm Fruchter (July/August 2001)
• A Changed Block (January/February 2004)
• Changing The Ground Rules By Don Moore (July/August 2001)
• Charting a New Course in Portland By Howard Cutler (Fall 2007)
• Charting a New Future By Jan Breidenbach (May/June 1999)
• Cincinnati: A Year Later and No Wiser By Jonathan Diskin and Thomas A. Dutton (May/June 2002)
• Cities Back From the Edge By Roberta Brandes Gratz with Norman Mintz (September/October 1998)
• A City Seen By David Bergholz (March/April 2003)
• City Hall Steps In By Rick Jacobus and Michael Brown (Spring 2007)
• City Soil By Paul S. Kibel (July/August 2003)
• Citywide CDCs By Peter Levavi (May/June 1996)
• Cleaner, Greener Chattanooga By Karen Ceraso (January/February 1999)
• Cleveland's Housing Court By Robert Jaquay (May/June 2005)
• Closing the wage Gap By Winton Pitcoff (May/June 1998)
• Coalition Organizes to Shape Law By Mark A. Pinsky   (January/February 1995)
• Colonias Organize By Miriam Axel-Lute (July/August 1995)
• Color-coding Change By Colleen Hernandez & Peter Eaton, Ph.D. (September/October 2001)
• Common Ground By Danielle Arigoni, AICP (November/December 2001)
• Community Action Agencies By Karen Ceraso(September/October 1998)
• Community Baking By Karen Ceraso (September/October 1995)
• Community Based Arson Prevention By Marc Miller (March/April 1994)
• Community Building And Community Organizing: Creating Effective Models By Sandy O'Donnell and Ellen Schumer (January/February 1996)
• Community Building: Hope and Caution By William Traynor (September/October 1995)
• Community Entrepreneurship By Michael H. Shuman  (September/October 1999)
• Community-Labor Coalitions By Louise Simmons  (September/October 1998)
• Community: Our Priority for the Next 20 Years By Pat Morrissy and Phyllis Salowe-Kaye  (November/December 1995)
• Community Power By Daniel Hoffman  (September/October 1999)
• Community Tool Box for Welfare Reform By John P. Kretzmann and Mike Green (November/December 1997)
• Comprehensive Community Initiatives By Anne C. Kubisch  (January/February 1996)
• Comprehensive Solutions from HUD An Interview with Andrew Cuomo by Chester Hartman (July/August 1994)
• Congressional Report Card By Winton Pitcoff (May/June 2000)
• Congressman Henry Gonzalez By Winton Pitcoff  (March/April 1998)
• Connecting People to Jobs By Robert O. Zdenek  (January/Feburary 1998)
• The Conundrum of Community Development (September/October 2002)
• Courting Racial Justice By John Atlas(May/June 1997)
• CRA Guerrilla Fighter, Bruce Marks By Karen Ceraso (May/June 1995)
• CRA-Taking it to the Next Step  (November/December 1995)
• Creating an Enduring Organization By Robert O. Zdenek and Carol Steinbach (November/December 2000)
• Creating Community Realty By Miriam Axel-Lute (September/October 2005)
• Credit Where Credit is Due By Barbara Sard (Fall 2007)
• Crossing Muddy Waters By Trisha Miller (July/August 2005)
• Cushing Dolbeare Interview by Winton Pitcoff (March/April 2002)
• Decent Public Housing: What Went Wrong? By John Atlas and Peter Dreier (October/November 1994)
• The Decontrol Blues By Bill Cavellini (May/June 2001)
• Defensible Space By Oscar Newman (May/June 1997)
• Designing a Socially Just Downtown By Alex Salazar (Spring 2006)
• Developing Workers By Winton Pitcoff (November/December 1998)
• Devolution Hits Housing in Canada By Iain DeJong  (September/October 2000)
• Direct Action for Housing By Miriam Axel-Lute  (July/August 2002)
• Drug War in St. Paul By Edward G. Goetz and Kirby Pitman (March/April 1997)
• Economic Rights are Human Rights By Ron Feemster (May/June 2004)
• Educating Homeless Children By Damien Jackson (July/August 2004)
• Effective Community Development By Janice Litwin, with Janet Lansberry, William Slotnik, and John Vaughn  (July/August 1994)
• EFT: Revolution or Redlining? By Jerry Reynolds (November/December 1997)
• The 8 Habits of Highly Effective CDCs (March/April 1999)
• The Emergence of the CDC Network By David Holtzman (November/December 2005)
• Empowering Redevelopment: Toward a Different CDC By Randy Stoecker (May/June 1996)
• Energy efficiency and low income housing, Part I: Energy Policy Hurts the Poor By Roger Colton  (July/August 1994)
• Energy efficiency and low income housing, Part II: Community Strategies By Raymond Lau  (July/August 1994)
• Enraging The Right By John Atlas and Peter Dreier (May/June 2003)
• Evaluation From All Sides A Roundtable Discussion with practitioners, evaluators and funders  (September/October 2001)
• The Evolution Of Supportive Housing By Diane Glauber (July/August 1996)
• Expanding Community Development By Jeremy Nowak  (January/Feburary 1998)
• The Experience of Home By Susan Saegert (March/April 2004)
• Eyes Right: John Atlas, Bob Herbert, Jesse L. Jackson, Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, Heather Booth, and Steven Kest and Zach Polett (November/December 1994)
• Eyesore to Community Asset By Karen Ceraso (July/August 1999)
• EZ-er Said than Done By Winton Pitcoff (July/August 2000)
• Faith and Justice By Richard Parker (January/February 2001)
• Faith-Based Directory (January/February 2001)
• Fair Housing Drives New Party Growth By Zach Polett  (September/October 1998)
• Fair Housing in America By W. Dennis Keating  (January/February 1995)
• Family Self-Sufficiency By Reid Cramer (September/October 2004)
• Fifty Years After Brown: The Fight for Equality in Mississippi's Delta Schools By Elisabeth Higgins Null (July/August 2004)
• Fighting for Air By Olga Pomar (November/December 2002)
• Fighting the End of the Year Budget Blues By Robert J. Adams (November/December 1995)
• Federal Housing Policy in '97 By Deborah Austin  (January/February 1997)
• Fenway's Formidable Force By Charles Duke III  (March/April 2001)
• The Fight Over Low-Income Housing By P. Gilbertson Barno (September/October 2003)
• Finding Common Ground: Interview with Rosanne Haggerty (September/October 2002)
• Flip, Flip, Flip, Flop By Ada Focer  (September/October 2000)
• Following the Money Trail By Jacqueline Leavy (Summer 2006)
• Frank Wilkinson's Legacy By Peter Dreier and Jan Breidenbach (Spring 2006)
• Freddie and Fannie Under Fire By Allen Fishbein (September/October 2003)
• From Parents to Strong Community Leaders By Ellen Schumer and Sandy O'Donnell (November/December 2000)
• From the Social Welfare State to the Social Investment State By Michael Sherraden (March/April 2003)
• The Future of Affordability By Eric S. Belsky (November/December 2001)
• The Future of American Communities By William Traynor (September/October 1995)
• Gaining Ground By Paul Bradley (Spring 2007)
• Gentrification with a Twist A Roundtable (May/June 2003)
• Gentrification and Resistance in New York City By Kathe Newman and Elvin Wyly (July/August 2005)
• Geographic Information Systems By Brian Carnahan  (September/October 2000)
• George Knight, Interview by Winton Pitcoff (July/August 2000)
• Getting At Impact By Paul Clements  (September/October 2001)
• Getting it Done By Theresa Grimason (Fall 2007)
• Getting the Lead Out By Cushing N. Dolbeare and Don Ryan (September/October 1997)  Lead Resources
• Getting the Most from Technical Assistance By Janice Litwin, with Janet Lansberry, William Slotnik, and John Vaughn (July/August 1994)
• Going Subprime By Allen J. Fishbein (September/October 2002)
• GOP Aims to Shut out Poor By Rep. Nydia Velazquez (September/October 1997)
• Grantmaking Power to the People By Miriam Axel-Lute (July/August 1999)
• Green Communities, Green Jobs By Alice Shabecoff (January/February 1999)
• Growing Together By Manuel Pastor, Jr., and Peter Dreier, Eugene Grigsby III, and Marta Lopez-Garza  (January/Feburary 1998)
• Has Homeownership Been Oversold? By Winton Pitcoff (January/February 2003)
• Halfway Home By Karen Ceraso (July/August 1996)
• Healthy Foods, Strong Communities By Rebecca Flournoy (Fall 2006)
• Hearts on Fire By Kim Fellner (September/October 2000)
• Helen Dunlap Interview By Chester Hartman (January/February 1997)
• A Helping Hand By Winton Pitcoff (September/October 1998)
• A Helping Hand By Charles Duke III  (September/October 1999)
• Holding landlords Accountable By Cinder Hypki (May/June 1994)
• Home Girls in the House By Linda Ocasio (November/December 2003)
• A Homegrown Leader By Charles Duke III (November/December 2000)
• Homeowners, and Tenants Too By Philip Rosenbloom (July/August 2000)
• Homeownership Rescue By Winton Pitcoff (Fall 2006)
• Homeownership: The Next 30 Years By Kenneth D. Wade (November/December 2005)
• House of Cards By James Goodno (May/June 2004)
• Housing and the New Congress By Sheila Crowley (Winter 2006)
• The Housing Bubble By Dean Baker (May/June 2004)
• The Housing That Community Built By Patricia Murphy (November/December 2004)
• Housing the Elderly By Stephen M. Golant, Ph.D. (January/February 2000)
• Housing the Working Poor By Peter Dreier (Fall 2007)
• Housing Ex-Offenders By Corianne P. Scally (January/February 2005)
• Housing and Welfare Reform By Barbara Sard and Jennifer Daskal  (March/April 1998)
• Housing for All By David Holtzman (Winter 2006)
• Housing-led Job Creation By Bennett Hecht (September/October 1996)
• The Housing Policy We Need Interview with Mayor Menino, by Aaron Gornstein (November/December 2002)
• HUD - Who needs It? By Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer, William Brach, Rachel Bratt, and Anthony Downs.  (May/June 1995)
• HUD's New Balancing Act By Allen Fishbein and Dana Wise (March/April 1995)
• HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo Interview by Karen Ceraso and Winton Pitcoff (September/October 1998)
• I'm a Tenant and I Vote! By Peter Dreier and Winton Pitcoff  (July/August 1997)
• The Importance of Design By Sabrina Deitrick and Cliff Ellis (March/April 2001)
• Individual Development Accounts By Robert O. Zdenek  (September/October 1996)
• Insuring Reinvestment By Andrea Caliz Luquetta and Deborah Goldberg (November/December 2001)
• Insurance Redlining: Still Fact, Not Fiction By Gregory D. Squires (January/February 1995)
• Interview with Dennis West   (March/April 1999)
• An Interview With Wendy R. Sherman By Chester Hartman   (July/August 1996)
• Is It Time for a Populist Coalition of Low- and Middle-Income Americans for Affordable Housing By John Atlas (March/April 1994)
• It Didn't Begin With Katrina By Mary Gail Snyder (September/October 2005)
• It's Like You're Walking But Your Feet Ain't Going Nowhere By Kristin Carlisle (Fall 2006)
• It Takes a CDC By Jane Knitzer and Fida Adely  (May/June 2002)
• Jane Jacobs' Radical Legacy By Peter Dreier (Summer 2006)
• Joseph Shuldiner By Chester Hartman  (October/November 1994)
• Karen Clark By Kirsten Bansen (November/December 1997)
• Keeping Kukui Gardens By Kari Lydersen (Fall 2007)
• LA Story By Jan Breidenbach (March/April 2002)
• LIHPRHA  (July/August 1997)
• Labor Goes to Bat for Housing By Amy Dean (November/December 2001)
• Landlords Blacklist Activist Tenants By Vicki Richman  (July/August 2002)
• The Last Line of Defense By Randy Stoecker (September/October 2005)
• The Last Stop Sign By Gary Delgado (November/December 1998)
• Leadership Training at HANDS   (November/December 2000)
• Leadership Training Directory   (November/December 2000)
• Learning from Adversity By William M. Rohe, Rachel G. Bratt and Protip Biswas (May/June 2003)
• Learning the Ropes By Katy Jacob (July/August 2000)
• Left Behind By Chester Hartman (March/April 2003)
• Lessons In Collaboration By Jeanne Jehl, Martin Blank, and Barbara McCloud (July/August 2001)
• Let the People Decide By Josh Lerner (Summer 2006)
• Life After Lockup By Violet Law (January/February 2005)
• Life and Hope By John Atlas (May/June 2005)
• Listening to the Community By Mary Keefe (May/June 2005)
• Livable and Affordable By Roberta M. Feldman and Tasneem Chowdhury  (July/August 2002)
• Location Efficient Mortgages (January/February 1999)
• A Look In The Mirror By Luz Guerra (September/October 2001)
• Long Time Coming By Ryan Juskus and Elizabeth Elia (Summer 2007)
• Losing Ground By Sarah Ludwig (Summer 2007)
• Making a Living By Jared Bernstein (May/June 2002)
• Making Tax Credits Work for the Disabled By Steve Gold, Kristina Klugar and Mark Schwartz (Winter 2006)
• Making the Case for Employer-Assisted Housing By Robin Snyderman (May/June 2005)
• Making Work Pay By Alisa Glassman (May/June 1998)
• Managing the Message By David Holtzman (Summer 2006)
• Mary Moody: Going Against the Grain By Damien Jackson (May/June 2005)
• Massachusetts Defeats Rent Control By Patricia Cantor (March/April 1995)
• Mayor Jerry E. Abramson By Harold Simon (November/December 1994)
• A Meeting Of Movements By Miriam Axel-Lute (January/February 1999)
• Meeting the Foreclosure Crisis By Rep. Marcy Kaptur (Summer 2007)
• Melvin L. Oliver Interview Interview by John Atlas with Harold Simon (September/October 1997)
• A Merger of Equals By David Cramer and Robert O. Zdenek (Winter 2006)
• Metropolitan Solutions By Bruce Katz (January/Feburary 1998)
• Metropolitan Solutions By Bruce Katz (January/Feburary 1998)
• Millennial Misfire By Chester Hartman (July/August 2002)
• Minneapolis Goes Green (January/February 1999)
• Is Mixed-Income housing the Key? By Karen Ceraso (March/April 1995)
• A Mobility Strategy Offers Real Choices By Mark Alan Hughes (March/April 1994)
• Mock the Vote By John Atlas (Summer 2007)
• Monkey See, Monkey Do By David K. Shipler (Spring 2006)
• Moving Forward Commentary by Nicolas P. Retsinas (March/April 2001)
• Moving Forward Commentary by Michael Rubinger (March/April 2001)
• Moving Forward Commentary by David Moberg (March/April 2001)
• Moving Forward Commentary by Maude Hurd (March/April 2001)
• Moving Towards the Market By Jed Emerson  (September/October 1996)
• National Alliance of HUD Tenants By Karen Ceraso  (July/August 1997)
• A National Commitment To Community Development By Vice President Al Gore (March/April 1994)
• A National Spotlight on Local Capacity By Catherine A. Smith (Spring 2006)
• The National Low Income Housing Coalition's Housing Justice campaign (November/December 1994)
• Neighborhood Assistance programs By Carol Wayman (January/February 1997)
• Neighborhood Choice By Kale Williams (January/February 1995)
• The Neighborhood Institute By Jack Trawick (November/December 1994)
• Neighbors Plow Field of Neightmares By Michael Sarbanes (March/April 1995)
• Network Organizing: A Strategy for Building Community Engagement By William J. Traynor and Jessica Andors (March/April 2005)
• New Beginnings By Dede Leydorf (November/December 2003)
• New Code for Old Buildings By Miriam Axel-Lute (January/February 2000)
• New Hope for Public Housing? By Winton Pitcoff  (March/April 1999)
• New Rules for Fannie and Freddie By Carole Norris (March/April 1995)
• No Shelter in the Storm By Michael Allen (September/October 2003)
• No Progress Without Protest By Gregory D. Squires (March/April 2003)
• NO Vote, NO Voice: Building Electoral Power for Nov. 2 and Beyond By Noreen Beatley (September/October 2004)
• Not By Faith Alone By Darren Walker (January/February 2001)
• Not Afraid To Speak Up By Miriam Axel-Lute (March/April 2001)
• Not Just Another Ministry (January/February 2001)
• Not Just for the Experts By Neal Richman, Ph.D. and Yoh Kawano (September/October 2000)
• Obama's Third Way By David Moberg (Spring 2007)
• One City: Newark, NJ (January/February 2004)
• One Paycheck Away By Barbara Duffield (September/October 1996)
• Organizing the New Tenants Movement By Peter Dreier (November/December 1995)
• Organizing, Power, & Public Policy  (September/October 1998)
• Organizing's Past, Present, and Future Essays By Kim Fellner, Ernesto Cortés, Jr., and Michael Eichler.  (September/October 1998)
• Organizing Renaissance By Lee Winkelman (September/October 1998)
• Other Job Training Initiatives Of Note (November/December 1998)
• Outlawing Homelessness By Kristen Brown (July/August 1999)
• Pablo Eisenberg  (September/October 1998)
• Parent Power! By Richard Murphy (July/August 2001)
• Partners in Policing By Karen Ceraso (March/April 1997)
• Partners Power GIS By Loren Blackford and Lisa Mueller (November/December 2002)
• The People Shall Rule By Keith Kelleher and Madeline Talbott (November/December 2000)
• Picking Up The Pieces By Miriam Axel-Lute (Spring 2006)
• Places To Learn By Joan Byron, Hillary Exter, and Kavitha Mediratta (July/August 2001)
• Planning for More than Housing By Linda Ocasio (March/April 2004)
• Planning Beyond the Project By David Holtzman (Summer 2006)
• Planning Power By Winton Pitcoff  (November/December 1999)
• The Politics of Poverty By John Atlas and Peter Dreier (Summer 2006)
• Power in Numbers By Madeline Janis-Aparicio and Roxana Tynan (November/December 2005)
• The Power of a Community-Based Development Coalition By Dan Immergluck  (May/June 2005)
• The Power of the Community Press By Jordan Moss  (July/August 2002)
• Predatory Lending By Jeannette Bradley and Peter Skillern (January/February 2000)
• Predatory Lending: Redlining in Reverse By Gregory D. Squires (January/February 2005)
• The Prevailing Question By Leah Samuel (Fall 2006)
• The Price is Wrong By Errol T. Lewis (May/June 1997)
• The Price is Wrong By Ada Focer (May/June 2001)
• Privileged Places By Gregory D. Squires and Charis E. Kubrin (Fall 2006)
• Production debate - Part 1 By Charles Buki (May/June 1995)
• Profile: Ann Arbor Tenants Union By Ann Wilson (March/April 1995)
• Profile: Judy Nicastro By Wallis Bolz (May/June 1999)
• Program-Related Investments By Loren Renz (September/October 1996)
• The Promise and Challenges of Co-ops in a Hot Real Estate Market By Susan Saegert, Lymari Benitez, Efrat Eisenberg, Melissa Extein, Tsai-shiou Hsieh and Chung Chang (July/August 2005)
• Promoting Job opportunities By David Scheie (September/October 1996)
• Public Dollars and Private Interests By Tiffany A. Meier and D. Bradford Hunt (March/April 2004)
• Public Housing Unchained? By Deborah Austin and Nancy Bernstine (September/October 1997)Public Housing Resources
• Pulling Together to Fight for Jobs By Leigh Dingerson  (March/April 1998)
• The Purchase of a Lifetime By Debbi Wilgoren  (Spring 2007)
• Putting up the Gates By Edward J. Blakely and Mary Gail Snyder (May/June 1997)
• Quality vs. Quantity- Part II By Robert Santucci  (July/August 1995)
• Rational decision Making to Balance Ideological Extremes By John Emmeus Davis (March/April 1994)
• Reach Community Development, Inc. By Dee Walsh (March/April 1997)
• Reagan's Legacy: Homelessness in America By Peter Dreier (May/June 2004)
• The Real Jobs-Housing Mismatch (July/August 2004)
• Real Solutions in Real Time (January/February 2004)
• A Reality Check for Housing Affordability Advocates By Rachel Drew (July/August 2005)
• The Reality of Deconcentration By Edward G. Goetz (November/December 2004)
• Rebuilding the Ghetto Does Work By Jim Sleeper (March/April 1994)
• Reclaiming a Community Focused Congress By John Taylor (Winter 2006)
• Redefining Community Development: Part I By Winton Pitcoff (November/December 1997)
• Redefining Community Development: Part II By Winton Pitcoff (January/Feburary 1998)
• Regional coalition building By Myron Orfield  (January/Feburary 1998)
• Reinventing Housing In Pittsburgh An Interview with Mayor Tom Murphy By John T. Metzger (March/April 1996)
• Rekindling Hope By Karen Moody Hoskins (July/August 2000)
• Relying on Ourselves, the Spirit of Rural Community Development By Nelda K. Pearson (January/February 2002)
• Renewing Bonds By Peter Dreier (May/June 2000)
• Renovation or Ruin By Robert Neuwirth (September/October 2004)
• Rent Control In The New Millennium By Bennis Keating and Mitch Kahn (May/June 2001)
• Rent Control Post Mortem By Patricia A. Cantor (July/August 1997)
• Rep. Rick Lazio Interview Interview by Deborah Austin (September/October 1997)
• Restoring Neighborhoods, Rebuilding Markets By Alan Mallach (March/April 2005)
• Restoring Order By Bea Lurie (March/April 1997)
• The Revolution Will Not Be Grant Funded By Michael H. Shuman and Merrian Fuller (September/October 2005)
• Rewarding Savings By Ray Boshara and Elizabeth Corman (July/August 1999)
• Riding the Rails for Social Justice By Ken Reardon (March/April 2003)
• Roberta Achtenberg, Interview by Chester Hartman (January/February 1995)
• Running on Faith (March/April 2002)
• Rx for Tenants By David Holtzman (Fall 2006)
• St. Louis Congregations Fight Urban Sprawl By David Rusk (January/Feburary 1998)
• Saving Affordable Housing: What Community Groups Can Do & What Government Should Do By John Atlas and Ellen Shoshkes (November/December 1996)
• Say NO to Wal-Bank By John Taylor (Summer 2006)
• Seattle Neighborhood Planning By Karen Ceraso (November/December 1999)
• The Second Storm By Trisha Miller (Summer 2006)
• Section 3 By Karen Ceraso (November/December 1998)
• Section 8 Homeownership Program By Violet Law (July/August 2004)
• Section 8 Is Broken By Christopher Swope (January/February 2003)
• Section 8 Reform – Points of View By Alice Basey, Michael Bodaken, Helen Dunlap, Mary Ann Gleason, Paul S. Grogan, F. Barton Harvey, III,Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy, II, and George Knight  (July/August 1997)
• Service­Enriched Housing By Tanya Tull (July/August 1996)
• Shelterforce: A Roadmap and A Vehicle By Woody Widrow (November/December 1995)
• Shelterforce Roundtable: Housing Justice Today (May/June 1999)
• Shelterforce Turns 20 By John Atlas (November/December 1995)
• Shifting Fortunes By Cushing Dolbeare (March/April 2000)
• The Shifting Landscape of New Orleans By Kenneth M. Reardon (Spring 2006)
• Shifting The Balance of Power By Lee Williams (September/October 2001)
• Small is Beautiful - Again By Miriam Axel-Lute(Summer 2007)
• So Fresh and So Clean By Kathy Y. Wilson (May/June 2002)
• So You Want to Be a Developer... By Bob Brehm (January/February 2002)
• Some Good News for Organizers By John Atlas (November/December 1998)
• Stakeholder Community Development By Roland V. Anglin (November/December 2000)
• Standing Up and Speaking Out By David Jones (September/October 2004)
• Start Your Engines By Peter Dreier (May/June 1994)
• Stepping In The Spirit of The March By Charles Duke III (May/June 2001)
• Stepping Up the Pressure on Payday Lenders By Josh Silver (July/August 2002)
• Strengthening Weak Market Cities By Kim Burnett (September/October 2003)
• Sustaining Community Power Interview by Winton Pitcoff (January/February 1999)
• Taking Charge: Public Housing Tenants Organize By Lucia Hwang (September/October 1997) Portland Commits to Poor
• The Soul of the Neighborhood By Alice Shabecoff and Paul Brophy (May/June 1996)
• Sources for Section 8 Resource Materials (July/August 1997)
• Spotted Owl, Snail Darter and ...Rent Control By Karen Ceraso (March/April 1995)
• Strategies for Survival By Protip Biswas (November/December 2003)
• Struggling in the Crescent City By Kalima Rose (Fall 2007)
• The Supreme Denial of Integration By Gregory D. Squires (Fall 2007)
• Tales Of Three Cities By Miriam Axel-Lute (May/June 2001)
• Target: Problem Properties By Amanda Ableidinger (January/February 2002)
• Tearing Down the Community By Sudhir Venkatesh and Isil Celimli (November/December 2004)
• The Tenants Movement and Housers By Woody Widrow (November/December 2005)
• Ten Reasons to Cheer By Dave Beckwith (September/October 1998)
• Thinking Collectively By Lisa Ranghelli (Fall 2006)
• It's Time for a "Justice" Movement for Affordable Housing, Led by Low-Income People, People of Color and Women By Larry Yates (March/April 1994)
• Time to Build on Our Accomplishments By Michael Rubinger (November/December 2005)
• Time to Remove the Rose-Colored Glasses By Pablo Eisenberg (March/April 2000)
• Too Much of a Good Thing? By Violet Law (Spring 2007)
• Tools for Reinvestment By Chris Bohner (May/June 1995)
• Toward a Common Agenda for Growing Shared-Equity Housing By John Emmeus Davis (Spring 2007)
• Toward Comprehensive Approaches for Strengthening Communities By Robert O. Zdenek (March/April 1994)
• Town & Gown By Miriam Axel-Lute (November/December 1999)
• Training Directory  (September/October 1998)
• Transforming Communities By Phil Tom (September/October 1995)
• Transforming Public Schools By Barbara A. Taveras (May/June 1998)
• The Truth About Concentrated Poverty By Rachel Bogardus Drew (Fall 2006)
• Turf Wars By Barry Bearak (May/June 1994)
• Twin Pursuits By Patrick Morrissy (March/April 2000)
• 2006 Housing and Community Development Victories Compiled By Nichole Brown (Winter 2006)
• (Un)Charitable Choices? By Cathlin Baker (January/February 2001)
• Up for Grabs By Jim Grow (July/August 1997)
• Urban Horizons By Karen Ceraso (September/October 1999)
• A Very High Stakes Deal By Brad Lander (Winter 2006)
• Urban Neglect: George W. Bush and the Cities By Peter Dreier (September/October 2004)
• A Voice for CDCs By Winton Pitcoff and Robert "Woody" Widrow (September/October 1998)
• No Vacancy By David Moberg (January/February 1995)
• The War on CRA: Analysis: Financial "Progress" Leaves Communities Behind By Malcolm Bush and Katy Jacob  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Gale Cincotta  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Sheila Crowley  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Debby Goldberg  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Bart Harvey  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Maude Hurd  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by George Knight  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Matthew Lee  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Moises Loza and Theresa Singleton  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Cathy Malmstrom  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Ralph Nader  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by Michael Rubinger and Benson F. Roberts  (November/December 1999)
• The War on CRA: Commentary by John Taylor  (November/December 1999)
• Watchful stewards By Sarah Hovde and John Krinsky (March/April 1997)
• We Build the Road By Mary Nelson(March/April 2000)
• We Can’t Be Pegged By Miriam Axel-Lute (January/February 2001)
• We Must Preserve the Nation's Supply of Affordable Housing,  By Michael Bodaken (July/August 1995)
• Weathering the Storm By Violet Law (Summer 2007)
• What If Everyone Had a Job By Richard Taub (September/October 1996)
• Whatever Happened to the Tenants Movement? By Karen Ceraso (May/June 1999)
• When Your Bank Leaves Town By Peter Skillern (November/December 2002)
• Who's Who in the 105th Congress By Deepak Bhargava (January/February 1997)
• Why CDCs Should Advocate for a Right to Housing By Rachel G. Bratt (Winter 2006)
• Will President Bush Reform the Mansion Subsidy? By Peter Dreier (November/December 2005)
• William C. Apgar Interview By Chester Hartman (July/August 1995)
• A Winning Campaign, By Radhika Fox (Spring 2007)
• A Winning Strategy, Interview by Karen Ceraso (July/August 1997)
• A Withering Commitment,  By Rachel Bratt (July/August 1997)
• Words into Action By Peter Werwath (March/April 1996)
• Working in Partnership By Julian Bond, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr. and John Taylor (November/December 2005)
• Work, Wages and Income Still Matter By Jared Bernstein (March/April 2003)
• And the World Keeps Changing By John Atlas (March/April 2000)
• The World As It Should Be By John Atlas (September/October 2003)
• Youthbuild By Winton Pitcoff (November/December 1998)
• You Wouldn't Fit In Here By Eleanor Novek (March/April 2001)
• Zoning For Housing Justice By Miriam Axel-Lute (September/October 2003)

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