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Tucson BIPOC-led Businesses Need Flexible Capital.

Tucson BIPOC-led Businesses Need Flexible Capital.

Community Investment Corporation and Startup Tucson are tackling traditional lending for growing BIPOC small businesses.
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Cristina Díaz Borda
Power, Ownership, and Choice

Power, Ownership, and Choice

Nothing we did in 2022 fits the mold of a traditional nonprofit. But that’s the point. Building an equitable and inclusive economy means we…
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Cristina Díaz Borda
Negotiation is Power.

Negotiation is Power.

Power, Ownership, and Choice are fundamental for justice, and much needed in grant agreements.
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Rakiba Kibria
The Missing Middle

The Missing Middle

To rebuild an economic policy field that prioritizes connectivity and collaboration, we need multiple avenues to call in community voice
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Lauren Paul
Embracing Equity: A Retrospective on Program Application and Selection

Embracing Equity: A Retrospective on Program Application and Selection

Shifting power to communities starts with rethinking the way that we assess, capture, and quantify expertise, value, and potential.
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Common Future
Real Estate is Broken for BIPOC Folks. Here’s How We’re Stepping In.

Real Estate is Broken for BIPOC Folks. Here’s How We’re Stepping In.

Building wealth with a targeted first-in capital real-estate pilot
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Melonie
Tips for Funders Beginning Their Participatory Investing Journey

Tips for Funders Beginning Their Participatory Investing Journey

What we’ve learned from building our Action Lab: Participatory Investing, and how these insights can support institutions interested in…
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Katheryn Witt
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