Name
Community Ownership as an Anti-Displacement Strategy
Date & Time
Monday, November 6, 2023, 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Ryan Winkle
Description

Transit projects have transformative impacts on underserved communities. Yet, they often put at risk small businesses that are the backbone of local economies. BIPOC-led, women-owned, or emerging majority-owned — these small businesses face the possiblity of being displaced and eliminated, with ripple effects in their surrounding communities. It doesn’t have to be this way. Neighborhoods and the sense of place they provide can be conserved with the right approach. Find out about innovative examples from around the country - programs and initiatives designed to proactively protect business during construction and preserve them amidst redevelopment efforts. Learn about ways to enhance local entrepreneurial ecosystems and to put ownership into the hands of community members. Get a look at a different path – one that relies for future growth on business-owner wealth-building during the multiple phases of transit projects.

Location Name
Phoenix Ballroom C, 3rd Level
Full Address
Sheraton Phoenix Downtown
340 N 3rd St
Phoenix, AZ 85004
United States
Session Type
Session
Slide Deck
Survey
AICP CM
CM 1.5 Eq 1
Topic
Community Development