The Case for Localized Management in the Landscape of Affordable Housing: the Need for Inclusionary Zoning Programs

This project explores affordable housing and the solution of inclusionary zoning programs. The brief dives into the background and history of the problem.

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November 14, 2024

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Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Chase Colvin

2024 Fall Fellow

Chase Colvin is a student in Louisville, Kentucky. He consistently has taken steps to increase the connection of communities in his city and state.

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Despite the secession of South Sudan, internal conflicts persisted in the Sudan War 2023. The Darfur region, situated in the west, has been a focal point of violence and mass displacement.

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Chase Colvin

Other Fellowship Capstones

How AI can Transform International Development

Sudan: Escalating Conflict and Deepening Socioeconomic Divide

It’s The Subsidies, Stupid