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Expand Your Base, Hold Democrats Accountable
ACORN members don’t expect much from the Bush administration, but for an organization that got its start during the Nixon years, and thrived through...
Here’s How CDCs can Overcome the People-Based, Place-Based Gap
“Self interest generalized is community interest” — Kenneth Jones, community organizer
Throughout my experience in leading NeighborWorks America's Superstorm Sandy response, two critical aspects have...
Taking the Measure of Community
Contesting Community: The Limits and Potential
of Local Organizing, by James DeFilippis, Robert Fisher, and Eric Shragge. Rutgers University Press, 2010, 208 pp. $25.95 (paper).
National Work Among Community Organizing Groups Is Growing
Editor’s Note: This is in response to Randy Stoecker’s earlier post on community organizing on the national level.
ACORN, PICO, and US Action are among...
All Out for Affordability
Irvine, a city of 180,000 in conservative Orange County, California, plans to make 10 percent of its housing stock permanently affordable. The city set...
The Big Bond
Los Angeles is putting the largest municipal housing bond ever on its ballot this November. The $1 billion bond would pay for an estimated...
Community Development: Let Your Mission Do the Talking
In Part 1 of this post, I discuss the issues around the term “gentrification.” Here are two other terms that have become problematic in...