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CENTER FOR COMMUNITY INNOVATION
Publications
Below is a listing of CCI publications by subject. They are in chronological order.
Center and Studio Work | Related Student Work
- Building Support for Transit-Oriented Development: Do Community-Engagement Toolkits Work?
- August 2009 | 6.14 MB and 2.9 MB | Download Report | Download Appendix
- Mapping Susceptibility to Gentrification
- May 2009 | 5.7 MB | Download
- Ensuring Green Jobs are Quality Jobs
- May 2009 | 534 KB | Download
- Social Seams in Mixed-Income Neighborhoods
- March 2009 | 5.2 MB | Download
- Creating a Community Land Trust...
- March 2009 | 1.5 MB | Download
- Defining the Green Economy: A Primer on Green Economic Development
- Karen Chapple
- November 2008 | 974 KB | Download
- Building Arts, Building Community
- Anja Wodsak, Kimberly Suczynski and Karen Chapple
- January 2008 | PDF | 760 KB | Download
- A Snapshot of Foreclosure in Contra Costa County
- Kristin Perkins
- August 2008 | 3 MB | Download
- Mixed-Income Defined: An Examination of Income Diverse Neighborhoods and What Keeps Them Stable
- Erica Spaid
- Spring 2006 | PDF | 1 MB | Download
- A Green Wave of Economic Development in Richmond, California: Evaluating Green Economic Development through an Equity Lens
- Jackie Tsou
- Spring 2006 | PDF | 450 KB | Download
- The Future of Infill Housing in California: Opportunities, Potential, Feasibility and Demand: Volume One: Study Overview
- John D. Landis, Heather Hood, Guangyu Li, Michael Reilly, Thomas Rogers, Charles Warren
- September 2005 | 6 MB | Download
- The Future of Infill Housing in California: Opportunities, Potential, Feasibility and Demand: Volume Two: Full Study
- John D. Landis, Heather Hood, Guangyu Li, Michael Reilly, Thomas Rogers, Charles Warren
- September 2005 | 16 MB | Download
- Promising Futures: Workforce Development and Upward Mobility in Information Technology
- Karen Chapple
- March 2005 | PDF | 32 MB | Download
- Planning for the Lower San Antonio Neighborhood, Oakland, California
- Elizabeth Macdoald, Justin Doull and Heather Hood
- Summer 2004 | 4.2 MB | Download
- Assessment of Economic Impacts of Out-of-Area Workers at Major Contra Costa County Refineries
- Nadya Chinoy Dabby, Melissa Edwards, Alex Lantsberg
- June 2003 | PDF | 1.3 MB | Download
- Bay Area Neighborhood Commercial Districts: A Pilot Study
- Abby Thorne-Lyman, Sarah Treuhaft
- Spring 2003 | PDF | 88 KB | Download
- Richmond Main Street Initiative
- Forest Atkinson, Karoleen Feng, Kate Gordon, Robert Hickey, Avni Jamdar, Deepak Lamba-Nieves, Eric Nakajima, Muhammad Polan, Manuel Suarez-Lastra, Ryan Waterman, Grace Woo
- Spring 2002 | 3.1 MB | Download
- Transit-Oriented For All: The Case of Mixed Income Transit-Oriented Communities in the Bay Area
- Link to Full Report | Link to Executive Summary
- Industrial Land Reports
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- Citywide Community Benefits Policies in Oakland
- Leah H. Rothstein
- Spring 2007 | 945 KB | Download
- The Democratization of Data: How the Internet is Shaping the Work of Data Intermediaries
- Sarah Treuhaft
- Jan 2006 | PDF | 430 KB | Download
- The Politics of Tenant Protection in Richmond, California
- Brock Winstead
- Spring 2006 | PDF | 860 KB | Download
- Social Service Needs in San Pablo, California
- Chandra Egan
- Spring 2005 | PDF | 2 MB | Download
- Creating and Sustaining Regional Collaboration in Silicon Valley? The Case of Joint Venture: Silicon Valley
- AnnaLee Saxenian, Nadya Chinoy Dabby
- December 2004 | PDF | 450 KB | Download
- Asset Poverty Index for San Francisco
- Steve Wertheim
- Fall 2004 | PDF | 1 MB | Download
- Brownfields Redevelopment in West Oakland, California: Resources and Recommendations for Action
- Catalina Garzon
- Spring 2003 | PDF | 1 MB | Download
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NEW REPORTS AVAILABLE!
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NOTEWORTHY TITLES |
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BUILDING ARTS, BUILDING COMMUNITY
Anja Wodsak, Kimberly Suczynski and Karen Chapple
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TRANSIT-ORIENTED FOR ALL
This paper assesses the region's potential for income-diverse communities around transit  stations and outlines implementation tools.
The paper is intended to spur dialogue, enrich policy debates, and advance your practice.
Link to Full Report | Link to Executive Summary |
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MOVING BEYOND THE DIVIDE: WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND UPWARD MOBILITY IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
This brief outlines the context for IT and workforce development and analyzes the role of IT programs— why they work, their challenges and opportunities, and the upward mobility potential for entry-level IT workers. The brief concludes with policy implications for employment training. Published by PolicyLink, the brief is based on Professor Karen Chapple's extensive 2005 IURD monograph, "Promising Futures: Workforce Development and Upward Mobility in Information Technology."
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