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  With the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) in early 2021, the US federal government committed to the largest influx funding into local US governments...
  
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  Several years into his chef career, chef Sean Sherman began asking, "Where are all of the indigenous foods? Where did they go?" In this video,...
  
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Kim Hopes

Kim Hopes is the Program Coordinator at the Asset Based Community Development Institute at Northwestern University.

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The Abundant Community Initiative Edmonton

Kim Hopes - August 24, 2015 0

Inspired by John McKnight and Peter Block’s book, “The Abundant Community,” Howard Lawrence undertook a pilot project called the Abundant Community Initiative in Edmonton, Canada in January 2013. Howard started with the idea that local residents have gifts, skills, abilities and knowledge...

Securing Community Control of the American Rescue Plan Act

Applying Asset-Based Community Development in an Urban Indigenous Context

What We Can Learn from Indigenous Culinary Traditions

Joining The Party: the Neighborhood Economics Network

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