- D.C. Is Rapidly Gentrifying and the Fate of its Affordable Housing Hangs in the Balance (Washington City Paper) November 14, 2019
- Black Children More Likely to Live in ‘Concentrated Poverty’ (WHSV 3 – Harrisonburg, VA) November 5, 2019
- Events: Come Together to Understand the Forces that Pull us Apart (Greater Greater Washington) September 16, 2019
- The Effects of Housing Discrimination on Health Can Reverberate for Decades (The Hill Opinion) August 27, 2019
- Who’s to Blame When Algorithms Discriminate? (New York Times) August 20, 2019
- The Trump Administration’s Assault on Fair Housing (Take Care Blog) August 19, 2019
- How HUD Could Dismantle a Pillar of Civil Rights Law (CityLab) August 16, 2019
- Progress on Fair Housing Front (Investigative Post) August 7, 2019
- A Powerful, Disturbing History of Residential Segregation in America (Medium) August 6, 2019
- How a Section 8 Experiment Could Reveal a Better Way to Escape Poverty (CityLab) August 4, 2019
- Guest Blog Post: Of Schools, Busing, Integration And Outdated Federal Policy (The School Superintendents Blog) July 29, 2019
- What It Means When Democratic Frontrunners Say They Support the Strength in Diversity Act (Chalkbeat) July 12, 2019
- Segregation Has Soared in America’s Schools as Federal Leaders Largely Looked Away” (LA Times) July 8, 2019
- “Do You Support Busing?’ Is Not the Best Question (New York Times) July 6, 2019
- SPLC Urges Supreme Court to Preserve Workplace Protections for LGBTQ People (Southern Poverty Law Center) July 3, 2019
- Why School Busing Still Matters (Politico) June 29, 2019
- Anti-Busing Law Dating from the 1970s Eyed for Elimination (Politico) June 13, 2019
- DC Draws on Resident Input for Multiyear Plan to Overcome Barriers to Fair Housing (DC Line) May 29, 2019
- Baltimore Bans Source-of-Income Discrimination, But There’s a Big Catch (Next City) May 2, 2019
- Providence Mulls Ban on Landlords Refusing Section 8 Vouchers (Providence WPRI Channel 12) March 20, 2019
- A Lawsuit Threatens a Groundbreaking School-Desegregation Case (The Nation) February 11, 2019
- Preventing Discrimination or Burdensome Regulation? City, Landlords Going to Court over Section 8 Law (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) February 10, 2019
- See How Landlords Pack Section 8 Renters Into Poorer Neighborhoods (CityLab) January 9, 2019
- Housing Vouchers Mostly Move Families into Impoverished Neighborhoods, Even When Better Apartments Exist Elsewhere (Washington Post) January 3, 2019
- Northern Virginia Property Owners are Delighted Amazon HQ2 is Moving In. Renters, First-Time Buyers, and Low-Income Residents Aren’t. What Might Happen if Amazon Moves to Your City? Will Amazon’s HQ2 be a Good Neighbor or a Nightmare? (Washington Post) November 13, 2018
- Elizabeth Warren Introduces Plan to Expand Affordable Housing and Dismantle Racist Zoning Practices (The Intercept) September 28, 2018
- Elizabeth Warren’s Ambitious Fix for America’s Housing Crisis (The Atlantic) September 25, 2018
- Getting a Section 8 Voucher Is Hard. Finding a Landlord Willing to Accept It Is Harder. (Pew Stateline) August 31, 2018
- ‘Section 8 Need Not Apply’: States and Cities Outlaw Housing Discrimination (Governing Magazine) August 29, 2018
- Ben Carson’s Drive to Further Segregate Housing Gets a Boost in Court (The Intercept) August 20, 2018
- HUD Seeks to Ease Fair Housing Rule’s Burden on Local Governments (American Banker) August 13, 2018
- Building Highways Made Racial Segregation Worse. Can Removing Them Undo That Legacy? (StreetsBlogUSA) June 7, 2018
- Housing Mobility Programs And Health Outcomes (HealthAffairs) June 7, 2018
- Trump Administration Sued After it Changes Rules About Housing Segregation (ThinkProgress) May 8, 2018
- As Fair Housing Act Turns 50, Landmark Law Faces Uncertain Future (Governing Magazine) April 1, 2018
- Revised Federal Housing Subsidies Offer Mobility to Low-Income Residents (Christian Science Monitor) February 13, 2018
- Hoping to Reduce Segregation, U.S. Revamps Housing Subsidy for the Poor (Reuters) February 12, 2018
- How New Rules for Section 8 Voucher Payments Mean More Mobility for Voucher Holders (Next City) January 26, 2018
- As Ben Carson Signals Fair Housing Rollback, Advocates Call on Mayor Kenney to Put Forward a ‘Bigger and Bolder Vision’ (PlanPhilly) January 15, 2018
- The Trump Administration Just Derailed a Key Obama Rule on Housing Segregation (CityLab) January 4, 2018
- Under Lingering Obama Initiative, NYC to Evaluate Fair Housing (The City Limits) January 2, 2018
- Hundreds of thousands of poor Americans will soon be able to move to better areas, thanks to this judge (Washington Post) December 28, 2017
- The Fight Over Fair Housing Goes to Court (Again) (CityLab) November 7, 2017
- 1,500 Affordable Housing Units Headed for Baltimore Could Multiply (Next City) October 24, 2017
- It Doesn’t Matter if Cities Are Climate Change–Proof if No One Can Afford to Live in Them (The Nation) October 24, 2017
- Civil Rights Groups Sue Ben Carson for Delaying Anti-Segregation Housing Reform (The Intercept) October 23, 2017
- Civil Right Groups Accuse HUD of Perpetuating Racial Segregation (Politico) October 23, 2017
- Desegregated, Differently (American Prospect) October 18, 2017
- Netflix Documentary on School Integration Spotlights New York City but Troubles Some Activists (Chalkbeat) October 13, 2017
- Maryland Reaches Fair Housing Agreement with Federal Government (Baltimore Sun) October 3, 2017
- Health, Housing, and Civil Rights Strategies (Grantmakers – Health Newsletter) September 1, 2017
- Trump Administration Puts on Hold an Obama-Era Desegregation Effort (The Atlantic) August 30, 2017
- ‘Parents Involved,’ A Decade Later (The American Prospect) June 28, 2017
- One Big Fix for the City Schools: More Racial Integration (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) May 28, 2017
- Does the DeVos Education Budget Promote “Choice” or Segregation? (PhilanTopic) May 24, 2017
- Is HUD’s Fair Housing Rule Here to Stay?(Next City) May 2, 2017
- The New Champions of School Integration (The Atlantic) April 6, 2017
- Who’s Following Ben Carson? (CityLab) April 4, 2017
- Trump’s Education Department Nixes Obama-Era Grant Program for School Diversity (Washington Post) March 29, 2017
- How Betsy DeVos Could End the School-Integration Comeback (The Atlantic) March 20, 2017
- Imperfect Choices: With Integrated Schools Out Of Reach, Segregated Options Gain Favor (Hartford Courant) March 14, 2017
- In Hartford, ‘Integrated’ Schools Remain Highly Segregated (Hartford Courant) March 13, 2017
- How Attacks on the Administrative State Can Be Attacks on the Most Vulnerable (Spotlight on Poverty) March 1, 2017
- State Sued over Housing Discrimination Law (Houston Chronicle) February 17, 2017
- How Ben Carson Could Undo a Desegregation Effort (New York Times) November 23, 2016
- What’s at Stake in Trump’s Pick to Lead HUD (CityLab) November 11, 2016
- Healing Must Follow Talks on Race (Kansas City Star) June 28, 2016
- ‘Inequity in Our Region is Literally Killing Our Children’ (St. Louis American) June 17, 2016
- Millennials Have Lived Through a Doubling of School Segregation (The Nation) June 15, 2016
- Hartford School Chief Says Budget Woes Will Impact Desegregation Efforts (CT Mirror) May 20, 2016
- Taking Housing, Education Equity Beyond the School Doors (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) May 6, 2016
- 21 People, Moments and Ideas that Defined Milwaukee: Part 3 (On Milwaukee) April 1, 2016
- Why Flint’s Children Can’t Leave the City that Poisoned Them (Washington Post) March 4, 2016
- The Section 8 Voucher Trap (New Republic) February 18, 2016
- Tickets Out of Poverty? Housing Voucher Recipients Can Move to Better Neighborhoods Only if States and Localities Break Down Suburban Barriers (American Prospect) February 8, 2016
- School Desegregation Lawsuit Threatens Charters (American Prospect) January 26, 2016
- Housing Vouchers and Poverty Concentration in New Orleans (Nonprofit Quarterly) January 21, 2016
- Housing Policies Still Pin Poor in Baltimore, but Some Escape to Suburbs (Baltimore Sun) December 15, 2015
- Discussion On School Diversity Held In Glastonbury (Hartford Courant) November 17, 2015
- Segregation Is Alive And Well In The Public School System, And These Students Are Dealing With It (ThinkProgress) November 9, 2015
- Will John King’s Last Effort to Desegregate New York’s Schools Work? (Chalkbeat) October 7, 2015
- Tapped: The Prospect Group Blog–Challenges to John King’s Integration Pilot (American Prospect) October 7, 2015
- How a Housing Program Can Save Medicaid Money (Governing Magazine) September 24, 2015
- Money for Mobility: Inside a New Push to Get Poor Families to Better Neighborhoods (Inside Philanthropy) September 16, 2015
- Obama’s Mixed Record on School Integration (American Prospect) August 30, 2015
- We Must Not Give in to Economic Segregation (Next City) August 18, 2015
- Could Pay for Success Increase Housing Mobility? Some Funders Want to Find Out (Inside Philanthropy) August 14, 2015
- Where Should a Poor Family Live? (New York Times) August 5, 2015
- Moving to End Housing Segregation (New York Times-Letter to the Editor) July 18, 2015
- Past an Invisible Fence: Gauging Obama’s New Housing Rule (NBC News) July 12, 2015
- New Coalition Promotes Diverse Student Populations in Charter Schools (Education Week) July 1, 2015
- How Housing Policy Is Failing America’s Poor (CityLab) June 24, 2015
- HUD Considers Change to Section 8 Rents (Baltimore Sun) June 10, 2015
- Universal Pre-K’s Integration Problem: Bill de Blasio’s Admirable and Promising Program Should be Doing a Better Job Mixing Kids of Different Backgrounds (NY Daily News) May 16, 2015
- The Stark Inequality of U.S. Public Schools, Mapped (CityLab) May 14, 2015
- Girls In Minority-Heavy High Schools Face Profound Lack of Sports Opportunities (Forbes) April 30, 2015
- Racial and Economic Segregation Starts in Preschool, Study Finds (Education Week) April 29, 2015
- Minority Girls Given Fewer Chances in School Sports, Report Says (Boston Globe) April 27, 2015
- If You Are A Girl And Would Like To Play Sports, It Helps To Be White (ThinkProgress) April 23, 2015
- Minority Girls in Louisiana aren’t Getting Equal Chances to Play High School Sports, Report Says (The Times Picayune) April 21, 2015
- EHOC Conference Addresses Modern Segregation, Why the Section 8 Program Isn’t Working (St. Louis American) April 10, 2015
- Fair Housing Conference Focuses on School Segregation, Occupancy Permits (St. Louis Public Radio) April 10, 2015
- Federal Judge Declines to Block City ‘Source of Income’ Ordinance (Austin Statesman) March 3, 2015
- This Supreme Court Decision Could Encourage One Of The Worst Forms Of Racism (Huffington Post) February 17, 2015
- The Supreme Court May Soon Disarm the Single Best Weapon for Desegregating U.S. Housing (Washington Post) January 21, 2015
- Which Funders Are Battling Today’s Forms of Segregation? (Inside Philanthropy) January 19, 2015
- Who Gets to Live Where?: The Battle Over Affordable Housing (Al Jazeera America) January 18, 2015
- A Supreme Court Case that Public Education Advocates Should be Watching (Washington Post) January 13, 2015
- Social Justice Folks Size up New Congress (National Catholic Reporter) January 12, 2015
- Hunting for Housing: Landlord Lawsuit and Housing Research Frame Housing Crisis (Austin Chronicle) January 9, 2015
- NYS Schools to Receive Grants to Promote Socioeconomic Integration (LongIsland.com) December 31, 2014
- Civil Rights Groups Stand in Solidarity and Awe of Young Activists in Ferguson (W.K. Kellogg Foundation) November 7, 2014
- Using Pay for Success to Enable Healthy Housing Choices (Nonprofit Finance Fund) October 21, 2014
- The Diverse Suburbs Movement Has Never Been More Relevant (CityLab) October 13, 2014
- Children and Housing Vouchers (NYU Furman Center) October 1, 2014
- Cross Burning in Harvard Yard? (Harvard Crimson) September 17, 2014
- The RAD-ical Shifts to Public Housing (American Prospect) August 28, 2014
- Julian Castro Should Visit Baltimore on the Way to His New HUD Secretary Desk (Next City) July 11, 2014
- Housing Segregation is Holding Back the Promise of Brown v. Board of Education (Washington Post) May 15, 2014
- In Pursuit of a “Both/And” Housing Policy–The Case of Housing Choice Vouchers (Shelterforce) April 7, 2014
- Are the Obama administration’s ‘Promise Zones’ a promising anti-poverty strategy? (Washington Post) October 11, 2013
- Memo to Department of Education: Diverse Classrooms Create a Better America (Huffington Post) October 7, 2013
- New Report Demonstrates Persistence of Housing Discrimination But Understates the True Extent of It (Huffington Post) August 17, 2013
- Good News and Serious Challenges in Brookings Report on Suburban Poverty (Huffington Post) May 21, 2013
- HUD Salutes Low-income Families Moving to Opportunity (Huffington Post) April 15, 2013
- Housing Choice Vouchers Don’t Lead to Better Education (Huffington Post) February 3, 2013
- Diverse Classrooms Also Benefit White Students (Huffington Post) January 3, 2013
- S.F. Called Model for Affordable Housing (San Francisco Gate) November 27, 2012
- Studies Spotlight Charters Designed for Integration (Education Week) June 1, 2012
- Moving Evicted Tenants is Big Business (Michigan Local News) January 9, 2012
- A Sight All Too Familiar in Poor Neighborhoods (New York Times) February 8, 2010
- The Erosion of Rights: Declining Civil Rights Enforcement Under the Bush Administration (Center for American Progress) March 21, 2007
- Panel: Despite Sheff v. O’Neill, School Segregation Has Not Eased (UConn Advance) November 28, 2006
