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[[Land Back]] ceding land back to indigenous control | [[Land Back]] ceding land back to indigenous control | ||
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[[ | [[Economic Democracy]] collective, employee ownership, universal basic income,(cash transfers) | ||
== General Information == | == General Information == | ||
Revision as of 10:55, 25 July 2023
Neighborhood Economics
We Convene and Recruit the People Repairing Local Economies!
Events
- Neighborhood Economics San Antonio: Feb 2024
Entry Questions
- Jess: Solving the Friends and Family Gap.
- Scott: I will have some money to invest. What are my options, and how do I decide where to give?
- David: How can I as an entrepreneur participate? 1) Proffering Solutions, 2) Accessing Funding and Resources.
Ways to talk to your friends about economic justice without being judgemental
Taxonomy Agenda
(Temporary: to help organize our work)
- Commercial Real Estate
- Housing Innovative housing solutions
Land Back ceding land back to indigenous control
Subverting Redlining and other structural racist rules
Economic Democracy collective, employee ownership, universal basic income,(cash transfers)
General Information
Investing lenses (BIPOC, indigenous, regenerative, Islamic, etc
Risk Reduction; guaranty pools, loss reserves, emergency mutual aid funds
Philanthropic investing (giving to invest)
- Reparations
- Subverting Redlining
- Dealing with Credit Cards and Consumer Debt
- What is Capital? What is Catalytic Capital?
- What types of investors engage at what moments?
- Why grants are great! Why grants are not.
- Talking to the bank
- Student Debt
Wiki
- Neighborhood Economics Style Guide
- User's Guide