Exhibits – Atlanta – October 17, 2008

“Where Should Fair Housing Enforcement Go From Here?” By Elizabeth K. Julian, Attorney at Law
Accessible, Affordable, Integrated Housing A housing plan to free people with diabilities from unwanted institutional placement developed by the ADAPT Community
Michael Allen Memo
A Fair Housing Agenda for 2008 and Beyond By Gregory D. Squires
Subprime Lending, Mortgage Foreclosures and Race: How far have we come and how far have we to go? By Ira Goldstein, Ph.D. Director, Policy & Information Services, The Reinvestment Fund
Testimony of Jill Khadduri
The State of Housing for People with Disabilities
Seduced and Abandoned: The Federal Fair Lending Enforcement “Effort” Under the CRA Testimony of Calvin Bradford for the National Training and Information Center (NTIC) before the Subcommittee on Domestic Policy of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, October 24, 2007
An Unfinished Agenda: Why it’s time for fair housing and community development to reunite to fight the vestiges of segregation. By Elizabeth Julian

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