Housing Forum: Local government strategies for preventing displacement
2018-2019 Faculty Interactive Research Program Awards
C Terrence Anderson is our new Director of Community Based Research
The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) is pleased to announce that C Terrence Anderson is our new Director of Community Based Research. C Terrence will oversee CURA's community-based programs, including the Kris Nelson Community-Based Research Program, the Community Assistantship Program, the Artist and Neighborhood Partnership Initiatives, and the Krusell Fellowship.
Dr. Brittany Lewis partners with KMOJ's Lissa Jones on a 3 part series on evictions
CURA Senior Research Associate, Dr. Brittany Lewis partnered KMOJ Host Lissa Jones to develop a 3 part series on evictions in North Minneapolis to help the broader community understand the complexity of the issue – who it impacts, how it impacts all stakeholders, and what is being done to address some of these challenges.
Thank you to Neeraj Mehta
“It is with mixed feelings that we here at CURA say goodbye to Neeraj Mehta who is leaving to take an exciting position as director of learning at the McKnight Foundation. The McKnight Foundation has given so much to CURA over the years that we can hardly begrudge them when the flow goes the other way! Neeraj served as our director of community based programs during his six years at CURA and helped us channel resources to countless community organizations in the metro area and across the state. He also kept CURA in the middle of all of the important discussions taking place i
Spring 2018 Hennepin-University Collaborative Grant Award Announcement
The Hennepin-University Partnership (HUP) is pleased to announce that the proposal, "Determining Alignment of Probation Conditions" has been awarded the Spring 2018 Hennepin-University Collaboration Grant.
2018-2019 Faculty Interactive Research Program Call for Proposals
Artist Neighborhood Partnership Initiative Small Grant Program Request for Proposals
CURA’s Artists Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (ANPI) provides small grants to artists of color and Native artists working in neighborhoods in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding suburbs. ANPI grants recognize the valuable role that artists and the arts play in neighborhood revitalization efforts and are intended to support the leadership of artists in community revitalization efforts. This grant program is particularly focused on directly funding individual artists or groups of artists working to build a more equitable Twin Cities.
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Program and Staff Updates - Spring 2017
Questions and Answers with Brittany Lewis, CURA’s New Research Associate
Dr. Brittany Lewis is CURA’s Research Associate with an expertise in community-engaged research, urban housing, community economic development, and critical race and gender studies. A 2015–2016 Postdoctoral Fellow at Bowdoin College and 2014–2015 University of Minnesota Doctoral Dissertation Fellow, Dr. Lewis has established herself as a scholar committed to investigating the ways that local urban communities resist the racialized gendered legacies of housing segregation, redlining, and concentrated poverty.
Making Capital Funding Decisions More Equitable in St. Paul: A Story of Policy Change through Community-Based Research
CURA:Tech, One Year Later
In 2014–2015, CURA hosted a civic technology incubator, CURA:Tech. The one-year project supported teams to identify issues in their community that could be addressed with an information-based civic technology, and create a prototype of the tool. In 2016, we checked in with award winners and other participants to see how their work was going.
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Fall 2017 Community Based Research Proposals are due June 15
Healthy and Equitable Development: Trends and Possibilites in the Suburbs
2017-2018 Faculty Interactive Research Program Awards
2017-2018 Faculty Interactive Research Program Call for Proposals
Competition for the 2017–2018 Fesler-Lampert Chair
CURA Director Ed Goetz’s Statement on the Executive Order Regarding Refugee Resettlement and Visas
The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs is an outreach arm of the University of Minnesota with a long history of engagement with diverse communities in this metropolitan area and throughout the state. We are especially proud of the work we have done in partnership with immigrant and refugee groups across the region.
Artist Neighborhood Partnership Initiative Small Grant Program Request for Proposals
CURA’s Artists Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (ANPI) provides small grants to artists of color and Native artists working in neighborhoods in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding suburbs. ANPI grants recognize the valuable role that artists and the arts play in neighborhood revitalization efforts and are intended to support the leadership of artists in community revitalization efforts. This grant program is particularly focused on directly funding individual artists or groups of artists who are working to build a more equitable Twin Cities.
