Interface of Mobility and Sustainability: Thompson v. HUD Final Report

Authors:

Mitchell, Maxine V., CRE

Release Date:

July 24, 2017 (264 pages)

Posted Date:

October 12, 2018

This study satisfied the 6 research objectives specified in the Final Settlement Agreement from Thompson v. HUD, a landmark public housing segregation lawsuit. Inadditon to the six objectives that guided this research, the Settlement Agreement provided for housing choice vouchers (HCV) for the plaintiff class (African American public housing residents) to move to “opportunity” communities.

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