Biweekly PRRAC Updates

PRRAC Update May 3, 2012 (Doug Massey on Mount Laurel - and another HUD demonstration)

PRRAC Update April 19, 2012 (zoning, education, and more resources!)

PRRAC Update April 5, 2012 (smart growth and fair housing, discriminatory property management of foreclosed bank properties)

PRRAC Update March 22, 2012 (immigrant integration programs, victory in Texas)

PRRAC Update March 8, 2012 (new fair housing opportunities, new education data)

Brief survey for readers of "Poverty & Race," February 28, 2012

PRRAC Update February 23, 2012 (HOME, CERD, and Magnet Schools)

Good news from St. Paul, February 13, 2012

PRRAC Update February 9, 2012 (Supreme Court takes up "discriminatory impact")

Interpreting Segregation? February 1, 2012 (PRRAC response to inquiries on the widely publicized report from the Manhattan Institute, "The End of the Segregated Century.")

PRRAC Update January 26, 2012 (Responses to new HUD regs; State Dept cites school integration efforts)

PRRAC Update January 12, 2012 (New P & R...and upcoming Kirwan Institute Conference)

PRRAC Update December 22, 2011 (regional fair housing progress in Baltimore; new HUD education partnership)

PRRAC Update December 8, 2011 (HUD’s environmental justice strategy; reflections on corporate personhood)

Press Advisory December 2, 2011 (release of the federal school diversity guidance)

PRRAC Update November 10, 2011 (Reforming the Low Income Housing Tax Credit)

PRRAC Update October 27, 2011 (New housing-schools report; why we oppose the ESEA bill)

PRRAC Research Briefs October 20, 2011 (Interpreting the new Moving to Opportunity results)

PRRAC Update October 13, 2011 (New proposals for affordable housing site selection)

PRRAC Update September 29, 2011 (Foreclosed properties and access to opportunity)

PRRAC Research Briefs September 19, 2011 (More Reflections on the 2010 Poverty Data)

PRRAC Update September 15, 2011 (Trends in Poverty Concentration in the 2000s; "One Nation Indivisible")

PRRAC Update September 1, 2011 ("Can We Achieve Diversity and Stability in Gentrifying Neighborhoods?"; Harmonizing Treasury Department housing programs with the Fair Housing Act)

PRRAC Update August 18, 2011 (Sustainable Communities and Fair Housing; Obama Administration Announces No Child Left Behind "Waiver" Plan)

PRRAC Update July 21, 2011 ("The Imperative of Integration"; Flexibility Bill Could Deprive Students of Title I Resources)

PRRAC Update July 7, 2011 (Remaking the secondary mortgage market; Voices of Integration)

PRRAC Update June 23, 2011 (Housing and the mortgage finance system; how does the U.N. race discrimination treaty go beyond U.S. civil rights laws? Voluntary school integration in Wake County, North Carolina)

PRRAC Update June 9, 2011 (How important is racial diversity in education and transportation policy?)

PRRAC Update May 27, 2011 (Healing: Magnet School Student Outcomes; Southeastern Pennsylvania First Suburbs Project)

PRRAC Update April 28, 2011 (Elementay and Secondary Education Act; Encouraging healthy outcomes in Section 8)

PRRAC Update April 14, 2011 (Finally a federal budget, but more progress needed on fair housing)

PRRAC Update March 31, 2011 (Reconciling smart growth and fair housing; Civil rights considerations in school closure policy)

PRRAC Update March 17, 2011 (Race, poverty, and human rights treaties; Innovation and the Federal Housing Budget)

PRRAC Update March 3, 2011 (HUD-sponsored study on housing voucher discrimination laws; Integrated charter schools?)

PRRAC Update February 17, 2011 (Race, Poverty, and the Secondary Mortgage Market; Linking housing and school integration)

PRRAC Update February 3, 2011 (Inclusive Gentrification? EPA School Siting Guidelines; Interdistrict transfers; "Parents Involved" decision)

PRRAC Update January 20, 2011 (Balancing the "right to return" and the right to desegregate housing opportunities in Choice Neighborhoods; Wake County's return to segregated neighborhood schools; Compiling better data on charter schools)

PRRAC Update January 6, 2011 (School diversty is now a Department of Education funding priority; Waiving HUD regulations doesn't necessarily expand housing choice for public housing residents; Avoiding racial segregation and poverty concentration in the National Housing Trust Fund)

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