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  Securing Community Control of the American Rescue Plan Act
  
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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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  Applying Asset-Based Community Development in an Urban Indigenous Context
  
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  September 30, 2021 marked the first year that the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was observed in Canada as a federal statutory holiday....
  
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  What We Can Learn from Indigenous Culinary Traditions
  
  April Doner - September 24, 2021 0
  
  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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  Joining The Party: the Neighborhood Economics Network
  
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  Neighborhoods across the country bear signs of the pressing waves of development-driven displacement: boarded windows, doors hanging open, furniture and household items in front...
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Meredith McNair

Meredith McNair hails from Cincinnati, Ohio and was an intern with abundantcommunity.com in the summer of 2011. She is now a full-time student on an academic scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh, where she majors in urban studies.

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The San Diego Social Innovation Trust

Meredith McNair - October 13, 2011 0

One of the greatest hindrances to solving a community's social issues is a disconnect between its public, private and philanthropic sectors. Last April, San Diego consulting firm Harder+Company Community Research and a small group of community leaders initiated a...

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Milwaukee: Transformation in Process

Meredith McNair - August 25, 2011 0

Marquette University has launched a series of workshops aimed at uniting Milwaukee residents and institutions in guided conversations that foster community collaboration and progress. Called the Community Transformation Project, the program began nine years ago with a study group that...

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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