Outcry from the Alamo: Ending the Hostility Toward Faith-Based Drug Treatment

An assessment of grassroots, faith-inspired drug treatment initiatives and the policy barriers they face. A Center for Neighborhood Enterprise Policy Monograph, 1998. David L. Caprara and Heather Humphries, Project Directors. Robert L. Woodson, Sr., President, Center for Neighborhood Enterprise. $20.00.

Strategies to Promote the Self-Sufficiency of Low-Income Residents of Wisconsin: A report of the State of Wisconsin's Task Force on Grassroots Alternatives for Public Policy

Presented to the Wisconsin Assembly at the Empowerment Summit, Monday, May 13, 1996. Task force facilitated and report edited by the Center for Neighborhood Enterprise. $5.00.

Bridging the Gap: Strategies to Promote Self-Sufficiency among Low-Income Americans

Recommendation of the Neighborhood Leadership Task Force on Grassroots Alternatives for Public Policy (GAPP). A project of the Center for Neighborhood Enterprise. April, 1995. $7.00.

Videos:

Grassroots Solutions to Youth Crime and Violence 

The origins of the CNE Violence-Free Zone initiative and the myths and realities about youth violence. Produced by CNE. $15.00 

Reducing School Violence-The Dallas Experience 

How the CNE Violence-Free Zone initiative was implemented in one of Dallas’ most violence-plagued high schools and the impact the introduction of VFZ Youth Advisors had on the school. Interviews with Principal Robert Ward, Dallas Gang Unit Police, Madison High School students, Vision Regeneration Founder Omar Jahwar, and VFZ Youth Advisors.  $15.00 

The Dream Betrayed—The Origins of the CNE Alabama Rural Initiative 

Why the Center for Neighborhood Enterprise was asked to assist local leaders in Lowndes County, Alabama, where conditions had been almost unchanged in the 40 years since the Voting Rights March passed through the county. $15.00