Blog Post
Oct05
A Public Health Crisis in Rural Communities
Health, Housing and Race: A Public Health Crisis in Rural Communities. Racial disparities persist or worsen when comparing rural versus...
Here’s a round-up of all Enterprise content—news, blogs, resources, etc.—on Economic Mobility.
Blog Post
Sep08
Advancing Mobility from Poverty: Housing & Education Partnerships
Now more than ever, place-based partnerships need support to secure the economic stability, resilience, and upward mobility of residents in...
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Blog Post
Sep03
Housing Insecurity Caused by Covid-19 Doesn’t Have to Exacerbate Educational Inequities
Our new brief explores how housing and education systems reinforce inequity. But examples from local initiatives also show it doesn’t...
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Blog Post
Sep02
Equitable Recovery Starts with a Cross-Sector Approach to Meeting City Needs
Equitable recovery cannot be achieved through a piecemeal approach; policy, capital and capacity influence disparate outcomes.
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Enterprise in the News
Aug20
Enterprise served as a consultant on the One Atlanta Economic Mobility, Recovery & Resilience Plan, which is geared toward helping low-income residents with affordable housing and access to jobs.
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Advancing Mobility from Poverty: A Toolkit for Housing and Education Partnerships
This toolkit prepares housing and education partners to better understand the challenges facing their communities, colla
Blog Post
Aug05
No Tenure Trends Report this Quarter – And Here is Why
In place of Enterprise's quarterly Housing Tenure Trends Report, the Enterprise Policy Development and Research team examines how a suspension...
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Blog Post
Jul20
What Happens When You Give Renters Money?
Recent data shows that a majority of renters used CARES Act federal financial support to stay current on their rent.
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Enterprise in the News
Jul14
Enterprise Chief Executive Officer Priscilla Almodovar talks with Next City about the importance of health, resiliency and economic stability in housing and community development work.
Blog Post
Jul13
Unpacking Racial Disparities in Property Taxes
A recent study found that Black and Hispanic homeowners pay 10-13 percent higher effective property taxes relative to white owners...
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