Who benefits from neighbourhood renewal? When capital investment and community improvement plans are directed at low-income neighbourhoods, who wins and who loses?
At this event, we ask: how can neighbourhood regeneration be undertaken inclusively? How have other neighbourhoods in the country organized themselves to assure that municipalities and developers respond to the unique needs of their respective communities?
Speakers will share their experiences, perspectives, and stories of neighbourhoods who have organized and fought to assure that development serves everyone.
Presenters
Alejandra Bravo
Director, Power Lab
Director of Leadership & Training, Broadbent Institute
Michael Courey
Centre Coordinator, London Poverty Research Centre
Jenn Miller
Director of Social Investment, Atkinson Foundation
Details
Thursday, September 26, 2019
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Goodwill (255 Horton Street East)
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This event is jointly supported by the Urban League of London, London Poverty Research Centre at King’s, Centre for Research on Health Equity and Social Inclusion, and the SoHo Neighbourhood.