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This entry was posted in Chapters and tagged 'rebuilding framework', Alternative models, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Around Eager Park, City of Baltimore, class, community development, Community school, Eager Park, East Baltimore Community School, East Baltimore Development Inc., EBDI, Economic Development, Equitable and Sustainable Development, Forest City, gentrification, Johns Hopkins, Johns Hopkins Science and Technology Park, Johns Hopkins University, Marisela B Gomez, Marisela Gomez, Middle East Baltimore, Poverty, Power and Organizing in East Baltimore, Race, segregation, Social Capital, social determinants of health on July 13, 2013 by mbgomez.

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This entry was posted in March 2013 and tagged Around Eager Park, class, Critical Public Health, Eager Park, East Baltimore, East Baltimore Development Inc., EBDI, inequity, Johns Hopkins, Marisela B Gomez, Marisela Gomez, Middle East Baltimore, power, public:private partnerships, Race, Social Capital on March 11, 2013 by mbgomez.

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