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Regional Equity

Where people live—including the types of housing, employment, transportation, and social service infrastructure they have access to—shapes their economic participation and resilience. This page features content on barriers to and opportunities for economic participation within and across neighborhoods and regions.

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Series: Community Development & District Engagement
The Shifting Landscape of Job Proximity: A Conversation with Visiting Scholar Scott Allard
Elizabeth Kneebone, Scott Allard
Event: Community Development
Getting Money to the Ground: Funding Resilience in LMI Communities
Event: Community Development
Alaska Small Business Lending Forum
Series: Working Papers
Are Medicaid and Medicare Patients Treated Equally?
Abe Dunn, Adam Hale Shapiro, Calvin Ackley, Eli Liebman
Event: Community Development
Idaho Rural Success Summit
Series: Community Development Research Briefs
Assessing the Durability of COVID-Era Capacity Gains Among Community-Based Organizations: Lessons from the Emergency Rental Assistance Program
Elizabeth Kneebone
Aerial view of suburban neighborhood.
Series: Community Development & District Engagement
Post-Pandemic Poverty is Rising in America’s Suburbs
Alan Berube, Elizabeth Kneebone
Series: Community Development & District Engagement
Visiting Scholar Q&A: Multi-Family Homeownership as a Strategy for Improving Regional Economic Participation in Low- and Moderate-Income Communities
Elizabeth Mattiuzzi
Aerial photo of Oakland, California
Series: Community Development Research Briefs
Recent Findings on Residential Instability in Oakland
Rows of homes with the Olympic Mountain range in the background.
Series: Community Development Research Briefs
Who Moved and Where Did They Go? An analysis of residential moving patterns in King County, WA between 2002–2017