September/October 1999

      Community Entrepreneurship By Michael H. Shuman
      While the spread of nonprofit entrepreneurship training programs for low-income Americans is a hopeful sign, to truly turn around low-income communities these programs must also teach the value of local ownership and socially useful goods and services.

      Cardell Cooper Interview by Harold Simon and Miriam Axel-Lute
      HUD Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development discusses the department's recent accomplishments and reviews the challenges remaining in providing decent housing to the poor.

      Community Power By Daniel Hoffman
      The Pennsylvania Low Income Housing Coalition's for-profit subsidiary aims to lower utility rates for low-income consumers and support the organization's core mission.

      Urban Horizons By Karen Ceraso
      The Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation experiments with microenterprise development for some and promotes economic independence for all.

      A Helping Hand By Charles Duke III
      Executive and officer loan program provides needed skills to nonprofits.

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      Shelter Shorts
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      Industry News
      Fundraising: Approaching Corporations for Funding
      Organize!: The Struggle to Save the I-Hotel
      Washington News and Views: Millions of Working Americans Lack Affordable Housing
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      Book Review: Business Consultants for Everyone
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