Karen Minkel: Making the Ripples Go Farther @Congress4NewUrbanism
Karen Minkel: Making the Ripples Go Farther  @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
Philanthropy can help jumpstart the transformation of communities, especially in parts of the country that could benefit most from public-private collaboration. In Northwest Arkansas, a region of 32 municipalities, the Walton Family Foundation has played a catalytic role in forging regional partnerships that are challenging assumptions about trail networks and human transit. Learn how a diverse coalition of local government, businesses, and a foundation are helping a region get out in front of rapid growth and into vibrant future.
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Karen Minkel: Making the Ripples Go Farther

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