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Josh Civin, CPHA Board Vice President and Jody Landers, Executive Vice President of the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors, talk about vacant housing in Baltimore and their response to the withdrawal of the Land Bank Authority bill in City Council on WYPR's Maryland Morning with Sheilah Kast

Real Time Community Change Sparkplug, Ashley Minner, is interviewed on WYPR's Maryland Morning, for her work in the Native American community in Baltimore. Through CPHA's RTCC program, Ashley has been working in Southeast Baltimore engaging Native American youth on way to preserve their heritage.

Baltimore Sun reports "Red Line would bring almost 10,000 jobs, study contends." According to a study by the University of Baltimore, commissioned by Mayor Dixon, the Red Line would provide 10,000 jobs at varying skill levels.

Josh Civin, CPHA Board Vice President, talks about the city's Inclusive Housing Law in the January issue of the The Urbanite Magazine article "Edge City" - A long neglected neighborhood is about to get a billion-dollar makeover. But what will the Westport of the future owe to the Westport of the past?"

2008/09 CPHA Highlights & Accomplishments, published November 2009

New Homes, New Neighborhoods, New Schools: A Progress Report on the Baltimore Housing Mobility Program, published by the Baltimore Regional Housing Campaign and the Poverty & Race Research Action Council, October 2009.

Video History of CPHA