How One Boston Neighborhood Stopped Gentrification in Its Tracks

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The nonprofit Urban Farming Institute of Boston graduated seven farmers from its training program last year. Eight more are graduating this year. “Amassing land for our farm is a first priority,” says Executive Director Patricia Spence, far right. Photo by Paul Dunn.

 

YES! Magazine posted on its website the article I wrote about community land trusts for its Winter 2015 issue. See it here:

http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/cities-are-now/how-one-boston-neighborhood-stopped-gentrification-in-its-tracks

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Distinguished Senior Lecturer and Director of Master of Public Policy and Community Practice, Tufts University Department of Urban & Environmental Policy and Planning

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