Majora Carter: Communities as Corporations @Congress4NewUrbanism
Majora Carter: Communities as Corporations  @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
How can talent-retention strategies mitigate fears of displacement in re-urbanizing America?

Decades of social services spending on education, health, and other deficits found in low-status communities have not resulted in greater prosperity there, in part because the individual success stories usually leave in search of lifestyle infrastructure that meets their demands as soon as they are able. The absence of local reinvestment paves the way so called "gentrification" and bargain hunting by outsiders. How can we help people see the value of where they are, and incite them to build wealth where they are?
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Majora Carter: Communities as Corporations

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