November/December 1997
     

      EFT – Revolution or Redlining?
      By Jerry Reynolds
      As the federal government prepares to streamline its payment system, millions of low-income Americans could fall victim to a new form of redlining.

      Community Tool Box for Welfare Reform
      By John P. Kretzmann and Mike Green
      Using a toolbox constructed from resources in their own backyards, communities are gearing up to minimize the damage and capture the opportunities of welfare reform.

      Karen Clark
      By Kirsten Bansen
      A Minnesota legislator fights tenaciously for affordable housing and the rights of her state's low-income communities.

      Special Supplement:
      Redefining Community Development, part I

      By Winton Pitcoff
      A new model of neighborhood development – comprehensive community initiatives – shifts the way funders and community organizations work together on local projects.
      Sidebars to Redefining Community Development:

      • Selected CCIs
      • Resources and Contacts for CCIs
      • Getting the Most from Independent Evaluations
      • Executive Director Profiles
      (Part II of Redefining Community Development appears in the January/February 1998 issue.
      [photos version] [text only version] )

    DEPARTMENTS

      Editor's Note
      Shelter Shorts/Short Takes
      Organize!: Kids First
      Fundraising: Hiring a Development Director
      Book Reviews: Guides for Tenants, Landlords, and Neighbors
      Washington News and Views: Financial Modernization
      NHI Activities
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