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commUNITY2000
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grey arrow Acknowledgements
grey arrow Executive Summary
grey arrow Introduction
grey arrow Civil Rights and Fair Housing Today
grey arrow CommUNITY2000: What is it? Why is it?
grey arrow Building Communities With a Menu of Strategies
grey arrow National Partners
grey arrow The Fair Housing Center of Greater Boston
grey arrow Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities
grey arrow Access Living
grey arrow The Fair Housing Council of San Diego
grey arrow Building Community for the Future
grey arrow Appendix A: Case Studies on Coalition Building Activities
grey arrow Appendix B: Census 2000 Charts

Overview of Partners for First 18 Months

The CommUNITY 2000 local partners were chosen because they represented different geographic regions and, with the exception of the Greater Boston organization, had well-established fair housing centers. Each of the partners involved in Phase I, both national and local, faced their own unique challenges. Each partner received a different level of funding. Yet regardless of monies received, the partners met their challenges and developed solutions.

Each partner fulfilled the objectives that the architects of CommUNITY 2000 initially set forth. Each developed innovative approaches to help foster positive change in the civil rights and fair housing environments of their communities. Each was able to make a contribution to the Menu of Strategies.

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