Built in 1968 as an experiment in cooperatively managed low-income housing, Sursum Corda was long known as an epicenter of violence and poverty in the middle of the District. Join Kojo for a look at lessons learned in community development and the new deal between residents and a major developer, which could transform the neighborhood.
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Sursum Corda
Listen Thursday, Nov. 10, 2005 at 1:06 p.m. in Economy, Politics, SocietyGuests
Lori Montgomery
Reporter, The Washington Post
Margery Austin Turner
Director, Center on Metropolitan Housing and Communities, Urban Institute
Shiv Newaldass
Member, Board of Directors, Sursum Corda
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