Resources

Children's Lived Spaces in the Inner City

This important paper traces the changing experience of growing up in Pittsburgh's Hill District in three distinct eras. AUTHOR: Eva-Maria...

Street by Street, Block by Block: How Urban Renewal Uprooted Black Roanoke

This groundbreaking special section of the Roanoke Times presented the city's history of urban renewal. AUTHOR: Mary Bishop. PUBLISHED:...

The Family to Family Program: a structural intervention with implications for HIV/AIDS prevention

The Family to Family program used monthly "reunion dinners" to strengthen Harlem families, with implications for the prevention of...

Black Women and AIDS

This paper discusses the structure of risk for HIV infection among Black women. AUTHORS: Mindy Thompson Fullilove, MD; Robert E....

'Root Shock': Urban Renewal and Black Neighborhoods on National Public Radio

NPR's Tavis Smiley has a conversation with Dr. Mindy Thompson Fullilove about her book Root Shock, which explores urban renewal programs...