MDRC Researchers Presenting at Urban Affairs Association Meeting, April 23-26
The Urban Affairs Association is holding its 38th Annual Meeting, “1968 Revisited: Cities 40 Years Later,” in Baltimore on April 23-26, 2008. Researchers from MDRC’s Low-Wage Workers and Working Communities policy area are making the following presentations:
The Challenge of Family Mobility for Neighborhood Revitalization Initiatives (Casey Track Session), Thursday, April 24th, 2:00–3:25 pm, Harborview II
- “Staying or Leaving: Mobility of Public Housing Residents and Implications for Place-Based Initiatives” by Nandita Verma (MDRC)
The Limits of Urban Restructuring and Development, Thursday 11:00 am–12:25 pm, Loch Raven II
- “Post-Kelo Redevelopment Strategies: The Case of Camden, New Jersey,” by David Greenberg (MDRC)
Participation and Empowerment, Friday 11:00 am–12:25 pm, Loch Raven II
- “Patterns of Collaborative Implementation: Learning from the New Communities Program” by David Greenberg (MDRC), Sarah Rich (MDRC), and Robert Chaskin (Chapin Hall Center for Children, University of Chicago)
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