Advancing Opportunity in Advanced Manufacturing: The Potential of Predominantly Minority Two-Year Colleges. (With Stuart A. Rosenfeld: Regional Technology Strategies, Inc.) [Link]
Agricultural Education and Training in Africa: A Survey of Programs. Battle Creek, MI: W.K. Kellogg Foundation. [Report]
Alternative Agriculture and the Preservation of the Family Farm. [Working Paper]
Assessing the Effectiveness of Investments in Non-Traditional Job Training Programs for Women. Washington, DC: Washington Area Women’s Foundation. [Report]"Baltimore Neighbors Organize Co-op Groceries," in The Neighborhood Works 10(8): 6-7. [Text]
Best Practice in Community Colleges: Connecting the Urban Poor to Education and Employment Opportunities. (With Fitzgerald, J., D. Jenkins, T. Stribling, and J. Templeton: University of Illinois at Chicago.) [Report]
Building Capacity for Social and Economic Growth in Rural Communities: Considerations for Human Service Organizations in Northern New Hampshire. Gorham, NH: Family Resource Center. [Report]
Building Family Assets: A Guide to Key Ideas, Effective Approaches and Technical Assistance Resources for Making Connection Cities and Site Teams. Baltimore, MD: Annie E. Casey Foundation. [Guidebook]Clusters in Rural Areas: Auto Supply Chains in Tennessee and Houseboat Manufacturers In Kentucky. (With Stuart Rosenfeld et al.: Regional Technology Strategies, Inc.) [Report]
"Community-Based Food Systems: Long Term Anti-Hunger Strategies." Testimony before the U.S. Congress, House, Select Committee on Hunger, Washington, DC, Serial No. 100-16. [Testimony]
Connecting Families to Jobs: A Guide to Key Ideas, Effective Approaches and Technical Assistance Resources for Making Connection Cities and Site Teams. Baltimore, MD: Annie E. Casey Foundation. [Guidebook] Diversified Marketing: Opportunities for Small Farmers Through Urban-Rural Connections. Washington, DC: Rural Coalition, Inc. [Report]
The Ecological and Social Factors Affecting the Kishapu Village Women's Farming Enterprise of Shinyanga, Tanzania. Rockville, MD: AHEAD, Inc. [Report]
Economic Development and Employment Creation. Battle Creek, MI: W.K. Kellogg Foundation. [Report]
Evaluation of the Grantmaking Processes of the Chicago Foundation for Women. (With Prue Brown: Chicago Foundation for Women.) [Report]
Expanding Sector Employment Opportunities for Young Adults. Baltimore, MD: Baltimore Workforce Funders Collaborative. [Report]
Factors Affecting Higher Education Partnerships in Africa. [Working Paper]
Foundation Building for Community Economic Development: An Examination of Key Issues Opportunities and Constraints. New York, NY: Ford Foundation. [Report]
From Farm to Market: System-Wide Strategies that Give Limited Resource Farmers a Chance," in American Land Resource Association Bulletin 1 (3): 1-2. [Text]
Helping Women Overcome Obstacles to Work: Forging Partnerships Between Workforce Development and Child Care Organizations. Battle Creek, MI: W. K. Kellogg Foundation. [Link]
"Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Untapped Resources for Rural Development," in Outreach to the Rural Disadvantaged: Issues and Strategies for the 21st Century, edited by Ntam Baharanyi et al., Tuskegee, AL: Tuskegee University. [Chapter]
The Informal Economy: Experiences of African Americans. (With J.L. Losby and J. Else: Institute for Social and Economic Development.) [Report]
Informal Economy Literature Review. (With J.L. Losby et al: Institute for Social and Economic Development.) [Report]
The Involvement of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in Economic Development. (With C.J. Weidemann: Ford Foundation.) [Link]The Jobs Initiative's Revised National Investor Outcomes Outline: An Approach to Systems Reform. Baltimore, MD: Annie E. Casey Foundation. [Report]
Jobs White Paper. Open Society Foundation Solutions Summit. [White Paper]
Lessons from the Jobs Initiative: Design and Planning Considerations for the Neighborhood Development and Family Transformation Initiative. Baltimore, MD: Annie E. Casey Foundation. [Report]
Leveraging Jobs in the Construction Industry: Considerations for Community-Based Service Organizations. Washington, DC: Center for Community Change. [Report]
Limited Resource Farmers in Southern Maryland: Factors Affecting the Use of Soil Conservation and Agricultural Alternatives. Princess Anne, MD: University of Maryland Eastern Shore. [Report]
Making the Connection Between Jobs and Neighborhood Economic Development. Chicago, IL: Kingslow Associates. [Working Paper]
"Neighborhood Networks Can Help Families Build Assets," in America's Family Support Magazine 21(3): 44-45. [Article]
An Overview of the Major Asset Building and Community Development Literatures. Chicago, IL: Kingslow Associates. [Review]
Ramping Up Food Systems Jobs in Low-Income Communities. [Working Paper]
Regional Food System Opportunities and Community Economic Development. [Working Paper]
Small Grants Programs in Community Building: Considerations for Emerging Initiatives. Chicago, IL: Kingslow Associates. [Working Paper]
Year Up Financial Services Partnership: Year 4 Evaluation Report, 2012-2013. (For Mt. Auburn Associates' evaluation of SkillWorks.) [Report]
Year Up Financial Services Partnership: 2010 Evaluation Profile. (For Mt. Auburn Associates' evaluation of SkillWorks.) [Report]
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