WHAT WE DO
The Foundation for Community Empowerment (FCE) has served as a catalyst for comprehensive efforts to transform low-income neighborhoods in South Dallas and to build a replicable model for urban revitalization.
The Foundation for Community Empowerment (FCE) has served as a catalyst for comprehensive efforts to transform low-income neighborhoods in South Dallas and to build a replicable model for urban revitalization.
The Revitalization of Fair Park
The Foundation for Community Empowerment is attempting to organize and advocate for the revitalization of the neighborhood near Fair Park.
Free Minds Dallas
Free Minds is based on the assumption that rigorous engagement with the humanities—such as literature, philosophy, art, history, and critical thinking—can change people’s lives.
Frazier Revitalization
The Frazier neighborhood is part of the South Dallas/Fair Park community that includes approximately 24,000 residents, adjacent to Downtown Dallas and South of I-30.
Karl Marx is back from the dead. Not on a Soviet-style scale, mercifully, and not…
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On a muggy August morning in 2012, school buses full of teachers, janitors, cooks and…
Institutional Investor’s latest “rich list” in its Alpha magazine, its survey of the 25 highest-paid…
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On one level, today’s news that the Obama administration is ordering states to devise strategies…
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Throughout my career as an architect, I have been fortunate to visit many of the…
Eager to jump-start local businesses and provide badly needed jobs amid the deep recession that…
It’s hard to envision Bill Gates not getting exactly what he wants, or backing down…
When I look ahead to the schools of 20 years from now, what I see…
The U.S. Department of Education Monday detailed its long-awaited “50-state” strategy for putting some teeth…
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The Obama administration is ordering states to devise strategies to get better teachers into high-poverty…
A Chinese millionaire tried to give $300 to homeless men and women in New York…
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For months, the Texas Department of Transportation has said it will cost $100 million to…
On July 2, 1964, the Civil Rights Act was signed into law, officially banning discrimination…
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It’s hard to say what the headline is from the meeting we just had with…
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They just keep on coming. Last month, a report was released by the American Statistical…
The new South Dallas clinic being built for Parkland Memorial Hospital represents more than an…
Too many people are in prison who should not be there. How many? Most of…
The provost of Rutgers University-Newark, Todd Clear specializes in the study of criminal justice, and…
This story was produced in collaboration with the Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet…
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The French economist Thomas Piketty swept across the United States last week with a dire…
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If you don’t know the phrase “food desert,” then you should head over to the…
A dozen recently and currently incarcerated women gathered in a classroom across the street from…
A nine-member task force on the future of Fair Park has been meeting privately for…
As someone mentioned in the comments to today’s Leading Off, the Dallas Morning News reports…
The social category “children” defines a group of individuals who are perceived to be distinct,…
We began in 1913 as the “Dallas Baby Camp” housed in four donated tents. Today,…
White Americans are more likely than black Americans to have used most kinds of illegal…
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When it comes to economic gaps between whites and communities of color in the United…
WASHINGTON — Why are so many American families trapped in poverty? Of all the explanations…
Growing concerns about wealth inequality and the expanding racial wealth gap have in recent years…
For America’s poorest renters — particularly black women — evictions are disturbingly common, trapping them…
Each year since 2003, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) has reported on…
This report examines how people’s race/ethnicity and income are translated into racial/ethnic and class segregation…
Below are the facts that outline racial and ethnic health care disparities in the United…
Forty years after the United States began its experimentation with mass incarceration policies, the country…
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Once upon a time, economists told us that efforts to reduce income inequality would be…
Purpose To examine race/ethnic-specific patterns of association between neighborhood socioeconomic status (NSES) and a cumulative…
Since the 1970s American cities, particularly those in the Northeast and Midwest, have striven to…
In spite of significant advances in the diagnosis and treatment of most chronic diseases, there…
At the dawn of the twenty-first century, Americans are in general healthier than ever before…
Homelessness has long been recognized as a serious problem in many American cities, and Dallas…
Abstract This paper relates the growth in men’s prison admission rates to increasing economic inequality…
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Abstract We perform a field experiment to measure racial discrimination in the labor market. We…
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