Table of Contents

Foreword by Dr. John Perkins
Acknowledgments
List of Contributors
List of Illustrations and Charts
Nehemiah Strategy
Chart for Going Upstream
Organizing Model for Social Justice

Introduction: Going Upstream by Jill Shook

PART I: The Foundation

1. Our Nation’s Housing Crisis—Terry Carter and Jill Shook

2. Ownership, Land, and Jubilee Justice—Lowell Noble with Ed Mahoney, Bert Newton, and Jill Shook

PART II: Tangible Structures
Introduction to Chapter 1: Two Models of Sweat Equity—Edward F. Moncrief
3. Habitat for Humanity and Peachtree Presbyterian Church (Atlanta, Gerogia)—Millard Fuller

Introduction to Chapter 4: Church of the Saviour’s Inward and Outward Journey—Marian Bray
4. Jubilee Housing (Washington, D.C.)—Susan P. Ortmeyer and Jill Shook

Introduction to Chapter 5: Adaptive Reuse Model—Jill Shook and Anthony Manousos
5. An Ex-Prison (Atlanta, Georgia) by Bob Lupton and an Abandoned Hospital (Chicago, Illinois)—Mary Nelson

Introduction to Chapter 6: Tenants Taking Ownership—Shane Claiborne and Anthony Manousos
6. Change from the Inside Out (Los Angeles, California)—Paul A. Smith

Introduction to Chapter 7: Mixed Use and Mixed Income—Jill Shook
7. The Point (Denver, Colorado)—Ray Sranske and Marilyn Stranske

Introduction to Chapter 8: Indigenous Property Management—Jill Shook with Anthony Manousos
8. Raising Lazarus from the Dead (Chicago, Illinois)—Richard Townsell

Introduction to Chapter 9: The Co-op Movement and Housing Cooperatives—Jill Shook and Anthony Manousos
9. Mustard Tree Co-op (Detroit, Michigan)—Ronald Spann

Introduction to Chapter 10:  The Co-housing Model—Thomas and Christine Sine
10. Temescal Commons (Oakland, California )—J. R. Bergdoll Jr.

Introduction to Chapter 11: Workforce Housing Model—Jill Shook
11. Vista Hermosa (Pasco, Washington)—Roger Bairstow

            Introduction to Chapter 12: Community Land Trusts—Jill Shook and Anthony Manousos
12. HOME (Orland, Maine)—Jill Shook

Introduction to Chapter 13: Two Models of Empowerment and Community Transformation—Jill Shook and Lee Blons (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
13. Urban Homeworks: From Mixed Income Duplexes to Community Land Trust Homes—Jill Shook and Anthony Manousos with Urban Homeworks’ Staff

Introduction to Chapter 14: Community Organizing—Robert C. Linthicum
14. The Nehemiah Strategy (South Bronx, New York)—Lee Stuart with John Heinemeier

PART III: Intangible Structures

15. Setting the Stage—Daryn Kobata, Jill Shook, and Anthony Manousos

16. Hopeful Signs and Calls for Change—Jill Shook with Anthony Manousos

17. Getting Started—Andy Krumsieg with Jill Shook

Endnotes
Index