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February 3, 2015

Three Numbers To Dial If You’re In Need: 2-1-1

By Courtney Collins

February 4, 2015

A List Of North Texas Resources

By Eric Aasen

The corner of Bank Street and Ash Lane during rush hour along Interstate 30 in the Jubilee Park neighborhood. Photo/Lara Solt

Pictures And Videos
February 5, 2015

Scenes from Jubilee Park

By Molly Evans

Jubilee Park is a Dallas neighborhood in the shadows of Fair Park. Photo/Lara Solt

Chapter 4
February 6, 2015

Living On $10 An Hour, While Trying To Pay The Bills

By Courtney Collins

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Chapter 3
February 7, 2015

For Working Poor, Payday Loans A Pricey Way To Pay Bills

By Courtney Collins

Photo/Lara Solt

Chapter 2
February 9, 2015

Around Here, Fresh Food Is Hard To Find

By Courtney Collins

February 11, 2015

A Primer On Jubilee

By Jeff Whittington

Photo/USGS’s Landsat archive and state NAIP aerial imagery programs

February 11, 2015

Map: Explore Jubilee Park

By Molly Evans

Quincy Williams walks down the street toward Carroll Avenue. Photo/Lara Solt

Chapter 1
February 12, 2015

A Mistrust Of Banks Comes At A Price

By Courtney Collins

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About This Series

Going to school; finding a good job; opening a savings account; buying a home - these are all parts of the American dream. And they might just be dreams for many, because one in three North Texans can’t weather a financial storm that lasts 90 days.

KERA’s project One Crisis Away: Inside A Neighborhood digs into these issues and more in one Dallas neighborhood: Jubilee Park, which is wedged between Interstate 30 and Fair Park.

One Crisis Away: Inside A Neighborhood is funded in part by Communities Foundation of Texas and Texas Women’s Foundation