Almost Home By Kendra Hurley
With few family networks, teenagers rely on innovative programs to help them make the transition from foster care to independent living, and avoid the streets.

Common Ground An interview with Rosanne Haggerty of Common Ground Community

Feeling Safe in the Real World
The words and drawings of young people on the verge of adulthood – and facing homelessness.

The Conundrum of Community Development
With about 1,300 units of housing, and plans to develop 1,700 more, one New York City CDC is remaking parts of East Harlem with affordable and market-rate housing. But does this approach sacrifice people for place? Author Matt Pacenza examines the work of Hope CDC, while Ellen Lazar and Brad Lander provide commentary.
East Harlem’s Bottom Line By Matt Pacenza
Balancing Business and Mission By Ellen Lazar
Community Development as Freedom? By Brad Lander

Going Subprime By Allen J Fishbein
The entry of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into the subprime lending market will lead to better pricing and help curb predatory lending – or will it? A look at what may lie ahead for low-income borrowers.
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