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Steve Dubb is a senior editor @NPQuarterly, where he directs its economic justice program, including the Economy Remix column & #RebuildTheEconomy webinars.
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When a Community Grows Old Together

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By Steve Dubb Verified
| Shelterforce
This article is part of the Under the Lens series Housing in an Aging Society Longer lifespans, evolving household structures, and growing care needs are changing what people need from their homes and communities. In this Under the Lens series, Shelterforce examines what it means to live in an aging society, how families are adapting to the realities of growing older, and the housing policies and solutions that can help support aging safely, affordably, and connected to one another.
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What Does a Good Housing ‘Impact Investment’ Look Like? A Shelterforce Webinar

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By Steve Dubb Verified
| Shelterforce
VIDEO This webinar explored what a good housing impact investment looks like, focusing on the mechanics of impact investing, including what works, where and why it falls short of its goals, and how to apply the principles to better meet people’s needs. To analyze these topics concretely, two case studies—one in Boston and one in Baltimore—are featured.
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Can Tenant Organizing Build Political Power? The DSA Experience

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By Steve Dubb Verified
| Shelterforce
In the world of movement organizing, few groups in the past decade have undergone a faster demographic transition or greater growth than the Democratic Socialists of America, better known as DSA. Between 2015 and 2017, boosted by Sen. Bernie Sanders’s 2016 presidential campaign, the average age of DSA members dropped from 64 to about 30, and membership tripled from 8,000 to about 25,000, according to Washington Post reporting. Growth has continued since then.
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