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Housing and Neighborhoods Baseline Analysis: Strategic Planning for Community Develoopment In Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee
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Following a series of focused discussions with community development stakeholders in Memphis, the Greater Memphis Partnership (the Assisi Foundation, the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis, the City Division of Housing and Community Development and the Neighborhood Redevelopment Steering Committee/Community Development Council) selected EDAW Associates to work with the Partnership to develop a strategic plan to guide community development in Shelby County for at least the next four years. The Center for Community Building and Neighborhood Action (CBANA) prepared this baseline analysis for use by EDAW and the Partnership.

By Dr. Phyllis Betts with assistance from Carol Gothe, Adam Foster, and Tk Buchanan.


Appendix for: Housing and Neighborhoods Baseline Analysis, Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee 115 mb > Please right click and choose "Save Target As" to save to local disk.

  
Complete appendix with tables and maps to accompany Housing and Neighborhoods Baseline Analysis: Strategic Planning for Community Development In Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee.

Prepared by the Center for Community Building and Neighborhood Action (CBANA).


It Takes a Village: A Working Report on Community and Neighborhood Assets and Indicators for Early Childhood Well-Being and School Readiness in Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee
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Developed in collaboration with the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership of The Urban Institute and the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Memphis NNIP affiliate: Center for Community Building and Neighborhood Action (CBANA), Phyllis Betts, Director. In partnership with: Center for Urban Child Policy at the University of Memphis, The Urban Child Institute, and the Shelby County Office for Early Childhood and Youth.

By Dr. Phyllis Betts.