Campus of learners: a place to grow.
In October 1995, Housing and Urban Development secretary Henry Cisneros introduced the idea of public housing “campuses of learners” at a seminar. The concept uses housing developments as centers for educational opportunities, providing residents with access to training, information, social service...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Housing & Community Development Vol. 53; pp. 34 - 38 |
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National Association of Housing & Redevelopment
July/August 1996
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