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Homeless World Cup 'inspirational' - July 18, 2006
Truth Commission to Look at Status of Poor in America
Katrina Survivors, Homeless Families, the Uninsured and
Others Will Testify About Being Poor in America in Effort to
10, 2006
Katrina Survivors, Homeless Families, the Uninsured and
Others Will Testify About Being Poor in America in Effort to
10, 2006
Homeless World Cup - Chance for SA companies to
help change lives - The Big Issue South Africa - July 14, 2006
help change lives - The Big Issue South Africa - July 14, 2006
Homeless World Cup - 774 ABC Melbourne - July 6, 2006
Let's Call Them the Homeless Heroes and Resolve to End It
Now -BRENT BUDOWSKY - The Huffington Post – July 6, 2006
Now -BRENT BUDOWSKY - The Huffington Post – July 6, 2006
Targeting the toughest customers of all
Here's how hard-headed business practices can help the
world's wealthiest nation deal with the hard-core homeless.
By Cait Murphy, FORTUNE magazine - March 31, 2006: 7:38
AM EST
Here's how hard-headed business practices can help the
world's wealthiest nation deal with the hard-core homeless.
By Cait Murphy, FORTUNE magazine - March 31, 2006: 7:38
AM EST
Million-Dollar Murray
Why problems like homelessness may be easier to solve
than to manage.
by MALCOLM GLADWELL
Posted 2006-02-06
On the web: The New Yorker: Fact
Why problems like homelessness may be easier to solve
than to manage.
by MALCOLM GLADWELL
Posted 2006-02-06
On the web: The New Yorker: Fact
Inner Suburbs Neglected, Report Finds
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - The nation's inner-ring suburbs, faced with
deteriorating roads, expensive housing and increasingly
diverse populations, "are staring down a set of looming
challenges" that threaten their stability, according to a report
released Wednesday.
The report, by the Brookings Institution, notes that nearly
one-fifth of America's population lives in what it calls "first
suburbs," the cities and towns adjacent to inner cities.
They lie between the country's fast-growing outer suburbs
and slow-growing or declining inner cities and are often
neglected by both urban and suburban policies, the report
says. Read more
On the web: The Brookings Institution
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - The nation's inner-ring suburbs, faced with
deteriorating roads, expensive housing and increasingly
diverse populations, "are staring down a set of looming
challenges" that threaten their stability, according to a report
released Wednesday.
The report, by the Brookings Institution, notes that nearly
one-fifth of America's population lives in what it calls "first
suburbs," the cities and towns adjacent to inner cities.
They lie between the country's fast-growing outer suburbs
and slow-growing or declining inner cities and are often
neglected by both urban and suburban policies, the report
says. Read more
On the web: The Brookings Institution
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