Majora Carter

Economic diversity is a cornerstone of healthy, vibrant communities. Too often, housing policy, urban planning, and non-profit activity in low-status communities serve to concentrate poverty and exacerbate the problems related to health, education, incarceration, and generational wealth. Corporations value talent-retention so that they can grow and benefit from the skills and experience of individuals. Communities can benefit from these strategies too and reduce the brain-drain and intellectual resource extraction that maintains poverty or invites displacement. Get ready to rethink community development with Majora Carter!