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You are in the Neighborhood Development section of the Casey Foundation Knowledge Center, which offers resources that are either published or funded by the Casey Foundation.

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Publication thumbnail for Shared Prosperity, Stronger Regions: An Agenda for Rebuilding America’s Older Core Cities

Shared Prosperity, Stronger Regions: An Agenda for Rebuilding America’s Older Core Cities

2011

This report explores the opportunities and challenges confronting older core cities by looking closely at five of them: Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.

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Community Change: Lessons Learned from Making Connections

2013

This report provides an overview of Making Connections, a major community development initiative led by the Casey Foundation. The report provides several big-picture lessons that can help inform community development work moving forward.

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Publication thumbnail for Building from Strength: Creating Opportunities in Greater Baltimore's Next Economy [Executive Summary]

Building from Strength: Creating Opportunities in Greater Baltimore's Next Economy [Executive Summary]

2012

Ths executive summary highlights the report which offers recommendations to help Greater Baltimore generate more quality jobs, help low-income people access them and build on significant assets not being exploited.

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Publication thumbnail for Building from Strength: Creating Opportunity in Greater Baltimore’s Next Economy

Building from Strength: Creating Opportunity in Greater Baltimore’s Next Economy

2012

In 2010, median household income in the Baltimore region was nearly $15,000 higher than the national average, and during the last decade, real incomes grew even as they shrank nationally. But these averages mask the fact that many area residents are still struggling to get by because opportunities are not spread evenly across the region, says a new Casey-supported report from the Brookings Institution, "Building From Strength: Creating Opportunity in Greater Baltimore's Next Economy." The report offers recommendations to help Greater Baltimore generate more quality jobs, help low-income people access them and build on significant assets not being exploited.

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Publication thumbnail for Bringing Promise to Washington, DC

Bringing Promise to Washington, DC

2012

The U.S. Department of Education’s Promise Neighborhoods Initiative is intended to help communities turn neighborhoods of concentrated poverty into neighborhoods of opportunity by creating a continuum of school readiness and academic services for children from early childhood through college.

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Publication thumbnail for Moving to Opportunity for Fair Housing Demonstration Program

Moving to Opportunity for Fair Housing Demonstration Program

2011

This report presents the long-term impacts of a unique housing mobility demonstration, Moving to Opportunity (MTO), on housing and neighborhood conditions, physical and mental health, economic self-sufficiency, risky and criminal behavior, and educational outcomes.

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