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     HUD USER announces FieldWork's September-October issue, featuring:

     * A San Francisco agency serving the homeless that has learned to
     meet a "double bottom line"--supplying unemployed clients with work
     experience and providing the agency with a major source of revenues.

     * A Pennsylvania tax credit program that is helping nonprofit CDCs in
     Philadelphia attract $18 million per year.

     * An inner-city church that has become a major housing developer in a
     hard hit neighborhood of Detroit.

     * Internet resources for fighting housing discrimination.

     Read about these fresh ideas on building stronger neighborhoods...and
     more...in the September/October issue of FieldWorks.

     FieldWorks shares practical information on noteworthy programs and
     useful resources on the toughest housing and economic problems. In
     each issue of FieldWorks:

     * People on the front lines of the struggle to renew urban communities
     share their insights about what they do and how they do it.

     * Each article cites in-depth evaluation studies for your follow-up.

     * A calendar informs you of upcoming conferences and training
     opportunities.

     * An exclusive "Electronic Resources" column guides you to sites on
     the World Wide Web--covering such cutting-edge topics as microcredit
     programs for low-income entrepreneurs, corporate-community
     involvement, and the emerging financial institutions known as
     community development banks.

     FieldWorks subscriptions are available for $15/year: six bimonthly
     issues.


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