Gautreaux in LA (Louisiana)

A R Gautreaux, age 42, Metairie, LA View Details

Cities: Metairie LA Possible Relatives: Adriane Marie Gautreaux, Isabel M Gautreaux, Sarah E Gautreaux

Adrianne E Gautreaux, age 44, Gulfport, MS View Details

Cities: Gulfport MS, Metairie LA Possible Relatives: Morgan Michael Gautreaux, Lance F Jones, O David Jones

Kirby J Gautreaux, age 61, Panama City, FL View Details

Locations: Marathon FL, Knights Key FL Possible Relatives: Tracey G Darcy, Carolyn T Gautreaux

Hector Rolando Gautreaux, age 58, Boca Raton, FL View Details

Locations: Marathon FL, Knights Key FL Possible Relatives: Tracey G Darcy, Carolyn T Gautreaux

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Gautreaux Project - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

The Gautreaux Project is a US housing-desegregation project that randomly placed public housing residents in suburban or urban locations. It showed positive outcomes for the suburban participants, such as higher employment, education, and welfare rates, compared to the urban participants.

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PDF What Is Gautreaux - Impact for Equity • bpichicago.org

cal Gautreaux family. most are black. female-headed. receive public aid and, before their Gautreaux Program moves, lived either in inner-city public housing projects or in inner-city neighborhoods characterized by poverty and racial impaction, The experiences of the Gautreaux families are increasingly a matter of widespread interest,

Gautreaux Assisted Housing Program - Encyclopedia of Chicago • chicagohistory.org

The Gautreaux Assisted Housing Program was created as a result of a series of class-action law suits filed against the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), beginning in 1966. The suits alleged that the housing authority deliberately segregated African American families through its tenant selection and site selection policies while HUD ...

The Gautreaux Legacy - Stanford University • stanford.edu

Learn about the landmark lawsuit that challenged racial discrimination in public housing and led to housing mobility programs for thousands of families. Explore the background, remedies, results, and legacy of Gautreaux and related studies.

Mobility Lessons from Gautreaux and Moving to Opportunity • northwestern.edu

Gautreaux lessons based on a new wave of Gautreaux research. The recent research provides a much longer-run picture of residential and personal outcomes, and draws its data from administrative records rather than surveys. We also provide some comparison between results from Gautreaux and those from its sister program, Moving to Opportunity (MTO).

Gautreaux - Name Meaning and Origin • namediscoveries.com

The surname Gautreaux is of French origin and is derived from the personal name Gautier, which itself is a variant of the Germanic name Walter. The name Gautreaux signifies "son of Gautier" or "descendant of Gautier." It is a patronymic surname, commonly found in the French-speaking regions of Louisiana, particularly among the Cajun population.

PDF The Long-Run Effects of Residential Racial Desegregation Programs ... • ucr.edu

Children of Gautreaux participants who were placed in predominately white neighborhoods experienced significant economic gains compared to those placed in segregated, Black neigh-borhoods. We estimate that Gautreaux children placed in white neighborhoods earned about $2,500 (32 percent) more at age 24 than those placed in Black neighborhoods.

From the Archives: 1966 - Gautreaux v. Chicago Housing Authority • cct.org

The Gautreaux Assisted Housing Program was run by the Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities, backed by $3 million in grants from the Trust. The program ended in 1998 after placing 7,100 families, mostly in affluent, majority-white suburbs. Studies showed that overall, families were satisfied with the program.