May/June 1996

      The Soul of the Neighborhood
      By Alice Shabecoff and Paul Brophy
      Community-based organizations do more than build houses, they rebuild the social fabric. Here's how and why.

      Empowering Redevelopment: Toward a Different CDC
      By Randy Stoecker
      Every neighborhood doesn't need a CDC. Instead we should strengthen high-capacity development organizations and give residents more control.

      Citywide CDCs
      By Peter Levavi
      Two mature community development organizations have found a way to profit from their development experience by offering services to understaffed CDCs.

      There Goes the Neighborhood? By Edward G. Goetz (Available by fax only.)
      Subsidized multi-family housing projects don't harm neighborhoods. In fact, these projects can improve an area's value, if they're done by nonprofit community groups.

      National People's Action By Edward G. Goetz (Available by fax only.)
      For 25 years, this grassroots organization has brought people in power to the table with neighborhood activists. They've done it with passion, determination, and "in-your-face" protest.

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      In this Issue: Community Building Finds a Home
      Shelter Shorts
      Short Takes
      Organize!: Fighting the Right
      Books: Habits of the Heart
      Washington News & Views
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