The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

CommUNITY 2000

• Table of Contents
• Introduction
• Civil Rights and Fair Housing Today
• CommUNITY2000: What is it? Why is it?
  • Purposes of CommUNITY 2000: Developing, Documenting and Reporting
  • Funding: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
  • Overview of Partners for First 18 Months
• Building Communities With a Menu of Strategies
  • Accomplishments for Modeling by Organizations Nationwide
  • Successful Strategies: The National Partners
  • Successful Strategies: Local Partners
  • Contact Information
• National Partners
  • Building Community Throughout the Country
  • National Advisory Board
• The Fair Housing Center of Greater Boston
• Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities
• Access Living
• The Fair Housing Council of San Diego
• Building Community for the Future
• Appendix A: Case Studies on Coalition Building Activities
  • Introduction
  • Case Study Methodology
  • City Approaches to Community Tensions
  • Cross Cutting Themes
  • Recommendations
• Appendix B: Census 2000 Charts
• Acknowledgements

Appendix B: Census 2000 Charts

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	US Population by Race and Ethnicity, 1990
	US Population by Race & Ethnicity, 2000
	Hate Crimes by Bias Motivation, US 2000
	Hate Crimes by Bias Motivation, Boston 2000
	Hate Crimes by Bias Motivation, Chicago 2000
	Hate Crimes by Bias Motivation, City and County of San Diego, 2000
	Hate Crimes: Leading Locations by Selected Bias Motivations, US, 2000
	Race and Ethnicity, Boston, 2000
	Race and Ethnicity, Boston's "Far Suburbs", 2000
	Race and Ethnicity, Boston's "Near Suburbs", 2000
	Place of Birth for the Foreign Born Population, Boston, 2000
	Leading Ancestry Groups, Boston, 2000
	Race and Hispanic Origin, City of Chicago, 2000
	Race and Hispanic Origin, San Diego City, 2000
	Race and Hispanic Origin, San Diego County, 2000