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  An emerging co-operative development project in L.A.'s Crenshaw neighborhood is boldly challenging the model of urban development by asserting their vision for a co-operatively...
  
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  It is often the habit of organizational professionals who interface with communities to do "to" or "for" local residents. However, when such staff step...
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Julie Jung

Julie Jung is Director of Communications, the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration.

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Every Block a Village

Julie Jung - September 1, 2014 0

When St. Anne's Hospital closed in 1988, Jacqueline Reed was busy as a third-year extended evening program student at , a fellow at the Chicago Community trust and a mother raising four children with her husband, Ronald. But Reed...

Peacemaking Powers and the Culture They Create

What Could Neighborhood Health Autonomy Look Like?

“40 acres and a mall:” Building Black community wealth in L.A.

Neighborhood Planning: Doing “With” Not “For”

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