Sentences with phrase «most affected neighborhoods»

«Our neighborhood (Condesa) was one of the most affected neighborhoods in Mexico City with an eight - story residential building collapsing just three buildings down the street while a few more across the street are in risk of collapse,» gallery cofounder José Rojas wrote to ARTnews.

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Sure, there are many other factors affecting this trend besides on - line merchandising — most notably real estate firms which have accelerated neighborhood declines by escalating rents — but those factors combined have decimated downtown and suburban shopping areas and have had a major impact on our way of life.

One of our small goals at the beginning stages of Project Orange Tree was to host food drives because neighborhoods most affected by the city's gun violence were also food deserts.

And while children are certainly affected by stressors outside the home, like neighborhood violence or abuse by a stranger, it is true that for a majority of children, the most significant threats to the development of their stress - response system come from inside their home.

As director of community engagement, Garrett will work with the Indianapolis communities and neighborhoods most affected by education change and foster community conversations about improving and supporting public education.

In fact, the work of the many researchers Brill approvingly cites — including Kane, Staiger and Stanford's Eric Hanushek — shows that while teaching is the most important in - school factor affecting student achievement, family and neighborhood characteristics matter more.

District leaders knew they needed to shut down some schools, a process that is never popular, especially in the neighborhoods most directly affected by the closures.

This Wednesday, July 26, neighborhood citizens and members from the Sierra Club and Chesapeake Climate Action Network delivered comments about the main concerns of the people affected most by the coal dust that flows from the export terminal.

And what we found this year is a true sea change in the buying population that will affect which homes and neighborhoods are the most desirable in 2017.