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The PUSH Green Development Zone, Building Housing Equity from the Ground Up

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HousingEquity__The_PUSH_Green_Development_Zone__Building_Housing_Equity_from_the_Ground_Up.pdf (259.09 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/73280
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Author
Magavern, Sam
Abstract

"2008 marks the year that PUSH Buffalo founded the Green Development Zone in Buffalo’s West Side. Encompassing 25 square blocks, the Green Development Zone (GDZ) is an area that PUSH is making more environmentally and economically sustainable.1 PUSH stands for People United for Sustainable Housing, and it is a non-profit corporation that uses a unique combination of community organizing, policy advocacy, and neighborhood redevelopment"

Date Issued
2017-06-29
Keywords
Buffalo
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Environment
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Housing
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Equity
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Neighborhoods
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Health
Type
article

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