Revitalizing East St. Louis
21 September 2000 - 10:00am
An urban planning professor discusses his ten-year experience revitalizing East St. Louis.
Professor Kenneth Reardon tells of his trials and tribulations in forming a neighborhood planning workshop in East St. Louis, dealing with local and state politicians, and forming the East St. Louis Action Research Project at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, which won the AICP President's award. (The full text of this article may not be available on the APA web site.)
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Planning Magazine, September 19, 2000
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