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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"HOPE VI"”.
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Residential Outcomes of HOPE VI Relocatees in Richmond, VA
… Redevelopment and Housing Authority received a HOPE VI grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in the amount of $26.9 million to revitalize the Blackwell scattered site public housing community. The mixed income approach of HOPE VI calls for a reduction of public housing …
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HOPE VI: A Racial Project for a Colorblind Society
Being a low-income person of color trying to survive in a society that subscribes to a colorblind ideology can be more than difficult, it can be impossible. This thesis seeks to examine the racial implications of the racial project of HOPE VI. To demonstrate that impact, I perform a Critical …
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HOPE VI: A Case Study of Pittsburgh and New Orleans
HOPE VI is a housing policy that attempts to revitalize distressed public housing communities to create mixed-income, mixed-use neighborhoods. This research examined the application of HOPE VI in two neighborhoods, one in Pittsburgh and one in New Orleans, to determine policy success or failure. …
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Building on lessons learned : too high hopes without HOPE VI?
By providing substantial grants to public housing authorities to demolish and rebuild distressed public housing and provide services to public housing residents, the HOPE VI program has helped transform these developments and their surrounding communities since 1992. HOPE VI has not only brought …
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The Allocation of Funds within HOPE VI: Applicants and Recipients
… of funds over the entire tenure of the HOPE VI, a public housing competitive grant, to determine if the program adhered to its program goals. This study focuses on the application and selection phases of HOPE VI. Moreover, this study looks to the scholarship on redistributive politics to …
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An economic development strategy for Mission Hill : a HOPE VI inititative
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1996.
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Social Disorganization, Crime, and Displacement: An Evaluation of HOPE VI in Lexington, Kentucky
<p>Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere (HOPE VI) was designed to alleviate problems related to severely distressed public housing. Past research has shown both positive and negative outcomes for residents that have been displaced by HOPE VI. This study sought to provide more understanding …
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Realities and perceptions : HOPE VI poverty deconcentration and implications for broader neighborhood revitalization
HOPE VI was developed in 1992 as program to demolish and revitalize the nation's most severely distressed public housing. One element of the HOPE VI program is to move low-income households out of an environment of concentrated poverty and replace distressed public housing with a development that …
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Representing a community interactively : a multimedia study of the Mission Main HOPE VI project
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1996.
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New Urbanism and Neighborhood Revitalization: A Case Study Analysis of Urban Design, Economic Development and Social Equity in HOPE VI Neighborhood Revitalization Projects
HOPE VI neighborhood revitalization grants focus limited government resources in distressed communities to facilitate neighborhood change and transform urban neighborhoods into vibrant communities. HUD collaborated with the Congress for New Urbanism to develop principles for urban design to guide …
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Designing Mixed-Income Communities: Comparing New Urbanism and Everyday Urbanism to Narratives and Lessons Learned from Three Design Teams of Three HOPE VI Projects
… the Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere (HOPE VI) program inaugurated by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in 1992. Since the 1960s, deconcentration of poverty concepts have been central to the discourse about revitalizing urban regions and cities. Proponents for …
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Does Hope Vi Deep-six The Poor? Analyzing The Effects Of Displacement Former Residents Of Distressed Public Housing In A Mid-sized Southern City
Do downtown revitalization efforts detrimentally affect people who are displaced? HUD's HOPE VI grant program provides local housing authorities with funds to leverage private investment to demolish blighted, severely distressed public housing units and replace them with mixed-use, mixed-income …
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From "the projects" to houses : Physical redevelopment, poverty deconcentration, and resident self-sufficiency impacts on public housing residents at hope IV developments in Camden, New Jersey
… are very poor, are in constant fear of crime and violence, and have little hope. Previous attempts to address these problems have been piecemeal and often inadequate. Based on recommendations by the National Commission on Severely Distressed Public Housing in 1992, the U.S. Congress launched the …
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How can we tackle persistent poverty in deprived neighborhoods? : lessons from the US and the UK
… launched the most ambitious community revitalization programs. In the US, the Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere (HOPE VI) program (1993-2010) was started to transform the nation's worst public housing and in the UK, the New Deal for Communities (NDC) program (1998-2008) was …
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Redesign of a demolished neighborhood: creating a healthy, safe and sociable Cabrini Green in Chicago
… people over the years. In accordance with HUD’s Hope VI program, my proposed redesign focuses on the public health, neighborhood safety, and sociability. Inspired by New Urbanism precedents and based upon literature on affordable housing planning and design and observation, site analysis, HOPE VI …
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The Social Construction of a Public/Private Neighborhood: Examining Neighbor Interaction and Neighborhood Meaning in a New Orleans Mixed-Income Development
… I conducted an ethnographic study of a HOPE VI site in a gentrifying neighborhood in New Orleans. Data was collected through 48 interviews, observation, mental maps, and casual encounters with residents living in the predominantly African American redeveloped St. Thomas Housing …
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Wills and ways : policy dynamics of HOPE IV from 1992-2002
… thorough analysis of the stability and change of HOPE VI policy offers insights into the potentials and the pitfalls of this major public housing program and similar federal policies in the American political system. I will suggest strategic ways to deploy political advocacy and to facilitate …
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Imaging and re-imaging public housing : from modernism to new urbanism
… agenda changed as well - and with it, their vision of how the design of public housing could help achieve these objectives. From the building of high-rise "projects" out of the "slums" - and in turn, low-rise HOPE VI neighborhoods out of the "projects" - what has resulted has been one …
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Re-designing public housing integration : investigating efforts for a socio-spatial connection between project and neighborhood
… (NCSDPH) clearly established the need to revitalize some of the most distressed and isolated housing environments in the U.S. In response, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) created HOPE VI, initially a demonstration program that evolved to support revitalization and …
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Holistic revitalization in small post-industrial cities : tools for urban housing development
… projects to accomplish broader community revitalization goals. Contemporary affordable housing practice embodies this idea in large housing development projects, often funded through government programs such as HOPE VI. This "Conventional" revitalization is primarily based on experiences …
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