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CURA Reporter, Spring 2008 issue.
This issue contains the following articles: Residential Segregation of Immigrants: A Case Study of the Mexican Population on St. Paul's West Side, by Eva Dick; Toward Preventing Youth Violence: Engaging Urban Middle-School Students in Community Service Learning, by Renee E. Sieving and Rachel Widome; Work and Home Location: Exploring the Possible Role of Social Networks, by Nebiyou Y. Tilahun and David M. Levinson; CURA Launches Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (announcement); Community Growth Options: Helping Communities Address Development Challenges (announcement); Preparing Minnesota Teachers for Diverse Classrooms, by Mistilina Sato, Benjamin M. Jacobs, and Patricia G. Avery; New Publication: Transforming Community Development with Land Information Systems (announcement). (For abstracts of articles, conduct a new search for the author or title of the article you are interested in.)
Journal:
CURA Reporter
Publication date:
2008
Publisher:
Minneapolis: Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA), University of Minnesota.
Pages:
38 (1): 1-32.
CURA call number:
Reporter 38 (1) Publication Keywords:
- affordable housing
- arts
- community development
- community growth
- Community Growth Options (U-CGO)
- Community Growth Planning Assistance Center (CGPAC)
- community organizing
- demographics
- diversity
- economic development
- education
- employment
- English language learners (ELL)
- Faculty Interactive Research Program (FIRP)
- foreclosures
- geographic information systems (GIS)
- high-risk students
- Hispanics
- housing
- immigrants
- land development
- land use
- land use planning
- Latinos
- low income
- metropolitan areas
- Mexicans
- minorities
- multiculturalism
- Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (NPI)
- neighborhoods
- nonprofits
- organizations
- parcel data
- population growth
- problem behavior
- publications
- revitalization
- schools
- segregation
- service learning
- spatial mismatch
- sprawl
- St Paul
- teachers
- teaching
- teenagers
- training
- transportation
- Twin Cities
- violence
- Visiting Scholar
- West Side neighborhood
- work
- youth
