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PostWidely content : HousingPosted by Jim LoBianco of StreetWise on May 1, 2013
The recession has given Americans a new reality about the risks of owning a home, so that more of them support renting as part of national housing policy, according to a survey released April 2 by the MacArthur Foundation.
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So I'm always encouraged when there's real attention to Chicago's homicide rate. It means that people stop for a minute and pay attention to what's happening with black youth (and sometimes Latino youth) in Chicago. Some of the attention feels honest - This American Life just completed a 2-part broadcast on Harper High School, a rich slice-of-life picture of a school dealing with heartbreaking violence. Other attention seems disingenuous, such as Newt Gingrich's piece about gun violence recently in the Chicago Tribune, which talks extensively about the young people of color who are by-and-large it's victims. While I wish his concern was real, Newt Gingrich isn't exactly known for his atte
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New concept for a dormitory that serves low-income students from multiple colleges. This is an innovate way to provide students with much-needed housing and supportive services to make it to graduation.
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It's one thing to be empathetic to the poor, with a degree of distance that too easily turns into condescension. It's another thing entirely to experience it yourself. This could dramatically change the narrative around "personal responsibility"- blaming poor people for their own poverty.
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There are many challenges that confront families facing homelessness. Homeless families move frequently. Many are doubledup in overcrowded apartments with relatives or friends. Others sleep in cars and campgrounds or send their children to stay with relatives to avoid shelter life.
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Brandon Dunlap was intermittently homeless throughout his youth and at one time slept on the floor under a pool table in his cousin’s home.
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Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago, Inc. (NHS) raised more than $380,000 in support of its programs at its recent annual awards dinner hosted by NBC5-TV anchor Alison Rosati at the Chicago Marriott downtown. Established in 1975, NHS of Chicago is a nonprofit housing, counseling and lending organization committed to offering affordable resources to help individuals buy, fix and keep their homes.
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This week’s cover story features the 100,000 Homes Campaign, its efforts to house the most vulnerable homeless, and how this project came too late for one Chicagoan, (see page 10 of StreetWise Magazine). The person in question, “Bryan,” was a client at a number of social service agencies.
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Even with housing prices plummeting
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Many people make light of the problem of homelessness. But homelessness is not a laughing matter. In fact, homelessness is a very serious problem, and yet, each year, the problem gets worse and worse.
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This only tells part of the story.
Following every census enumeration since 1890, the Census Bureau has released neighborhood-level data on race. This report presents an analysis of the data from 13 consecutive census administrations on the long-run path of racial segregation across American cities. This report extends our previous work on segregation, by incorporating information from the 2010 census, made available to the public in early 2011 (Cutler, Glaeser, and Vigdor, 1999; and Glaeser and Vigdor, 2003). Posted by Angie Hall of The Chicago Lawyers' Committee on May 9, 2012
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The Chicago Lawyers' Committee recognizes that minority home ownership has eroded. It is an important fair housing issue that has arisen from the housing crisis.
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