Research and Research Summaries
- Black Homes Matter: Alternate Approaches to Neighborhood Revitalization in the City of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Fair Development Action Group, August 2015)
- “Autonomy, Mobility, and Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing in Gentrifying Neighborhoods,” by Rachel Godsil (Poverty & Race, January 2014)
- Gentrification: an updated literature review (PRRAC, October 2013)
- Annotated Bibliography – Recent Literature on gentrification (October 2013)
- From Urban Renewal and Displacement to Economic Inclusion: San Francisco Affordable Housing Policy 1978-2012, by Marcia Rosen and Wendy Sullivan (November 2012)
Past Conferences
Workshop at the Urban Affairs Association Conference, April 20, 2012 – “Managing gentrification for the benefit of low income residents: A case study in Pittsburgh”
Speakers:
- Bonnie Young-Laing, Co-Director, Hill District Consensus Group
- Robert Damewood, Staff Attorney, Regional Housing Legal Services
- Michael Bodaken, President, National Housing Trust
- Michael Bodaken presentation – “Managing Gentrification: Preserving Affordable Housing Near Transit”
- Robert Chaskin, University of Chicago
- Chester Hartman, Poverty & Race Research Action Council (moderator)
Materials from workshop at the Kirwan Institute Conference, March 16, 2012 – “The End of Gentrification? Strategies to Create and Stabilize Diverse and Integrated Neighborhoods”
- Video: The Community Speaks – Weinland Park, Columbus, OH
- Video: H Street NE – The Challenge (Part One)
- Lance Freeman, Columbia University School of Architecture and Urban Planning (Author of There Goes the ‘Hood)
- Gentrification: Beyond Displacement (powerpoint)
- Michael Wilkos, Columbus Foundation, “The Weinland Park Neighborhood Plan”
- Ebony Gayles, PRRAC Law & Policy Fellow
- Mark Joseph, Case Western University, “Building Mixed Income Communities”
- Saba Bireda, Deputy Director, PRRAC (moderator)
Materials from Housing Justice Network workshop, October 17, 2011 – “Can We Achieve Diversity and Stability in Gentrifying Neighborhoods?”
Speakers:
- Ingrid Gould Ellen, Furman Institute, NYU, “Gentrification: Path to Integration or Road to Displacement?”
- Sheryll Cashin, Georgetown Law School
- Betsy Julian, Inclusive Communities Project, Dallas
- Robert Damewood, “Anti-Displacement Strategies in Pittsburgh’s Hill District”
- Strategies to Prevent Displacement of Residents and Businesses in the Pittsburgh’s Hill District (September 2011, by Robert Damewood and Bonnie Young-Laing)
