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Poverty & Race Journal

Poverty & Race (ISSN 1075-3591), our quarterly print journal, is a forum for communicating news and ideas, as well as regularly reporting the results of PRRAC-sponsored research, the advocacy work that research has assisted, and other relevant topics. Each issue lists in the Resources Section recent reports and studies on race/poverty issues.

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Articles, article suggestions, and general comments are welcome, as are notices of publications for our Resources Section. Articles generally may be reprinted, providing PRRAC gives advance permission. Please contact Megan Haberle, PRRAC Deputy Director and Editor of Poverty & Race, at mhaberle@prrac.org with inquiries.

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The Latest Articles in Poverty & Race

“Going Local to Support Fair Housing: Establishing the Move to PROSPER Housing Mobility Program” by Jason Reece, Rachel Kleit & Amy Klaben (January-April 2019 P&R Issue)

By Jason Reece, Rachel Kleit & Amy Klaben (Click here to view the entire P&R issue) Escalating affordability problems, limited housing … Read More about “Going Local to Support Fair Housing: Establishing the Move to PROSPER Housing Mobility Program” by Jason Reece, Rachel Kleit & Amy Klaben (January-April 2019 P&R Issue)

“Churches United for Fair Housing: Organizing and Litigating Against Exclusionary Housing Policies in Brooklyn” by Charlie Dulik & Alexandra Fennell (April-June 2018 P&R Issue)

By Charlie Dulik & Alexandra Fennell (Click here to view the entire P&R issue) Like every major American city, New York is deeply spatially … Read More about “Churches United for Fair Housing: Organizing and Litigating Against Exclusionary Housing Policies in Brooklyn” by Charlie Dulik & Alexandra Fennell (April-June 2018 P&R Issue)

“Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory: HUD Suspends AFFH Rule that was Delivering Meaningful Civil Rights Progress” by Justin Steil and Nicholas Kelly (October-December 2017 P&R Issue)

By Justin Steil and Nicholas Kelly (Click here to view the entire P&R issue) After years of sustained pressure from civil rights advocates and … Read More about “Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory: HUD Suspends AFFH Rule that was Delivering Meaningful Civil Rights Progress” by Justin Steil and Nicholas Kelly (October-December 2017 P&R Issue)

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