Neighborhood Economics: Healing our communities

Nov 17, 4:00PM to Nov 18, 10:00PM UTC

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Schedule

November 17, 2020 5:00pm 5:00PM– 6:05PM · Stage

Opening Plenary

Where can we find hope?

November 17, 2020 6:05pm 6:05PM– 6:15PM · Stage

Break

November 17, 2020 6:15pm 6:15PM– 7:30PM · Stage

The Church's Role in Economic Justice

The Church is an economic entity whether it wants to be or not. How can it leverage that power for justice and equity?

November 17, 2020 7:10pm 7:10PM–10:00PM · Sessions

Reimagining Real Estate Lounge Open

November 17, 2020 7:10pm 7:10PM–10:00PM · Sessions

Creating a Culture of Change Lounge Open

November 17, 2020 7:10pm 7:10PM–10:00PM · Sessions

Accelerating Entrepreneurship Lounge Open

November 17, 2020 7:10pm 7:10PM–10:00PM · Sessions

Catalyzing Creative Funding Lounge Open

November 17, 2020 7:30pm 7:30PM– 7:40PM · Stage

Break

November 17, 2020 7:40pm 7:40PM– 8:30PM · Sessions

After You Have Your Great Idea

Want to know how to fund a business sin your neighborhood? We show you how, from the ground up.

November 17, 2020 7:40pm 7:40PM– 8:30PM · Sessions

Dispatches from the Front Lines

Hear from early stage entrepreneurs about the challenges and opportunities they are facing on the ground.

November 17, 2020 7:40pm 7:40PM– 8:30PM · Sessions

Good News for Local Economies Through Real Estate

How do churches shift from property managers to community developers and leverage their properties to contribute to neighborhood flourishing?

November 17, 2020 7:40pm 7:40PM– 8:30PM · Sessions

Breaking the Power Paradigm

“The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house.” - Audre Lorde. To live in God’s economy the power structure must change.

November 17, 2020 8:30pm 8:30PM– 8:40PM · Stage

Break

November 17, 2020 8:35pm 8:35PM– 9:40PM · Stage

Writing Our Communities’ Stories: Past, Present, and Future

How do communities use story to subvert gentrification and contribute to the flourishing of everyone?

November 17, 2020 10:00pm 10:00PM–11:30PM · Sessions

Alamo Labyrinth

How can we uncover the hidden stories of our neighborhoods by exploring its physical features? Workshop includes a virtual tour of The Alamo as a case study.

November 18, 2020 3:00pm 3:00PM– 4:30PM · Sessions

Alamo Labyrinth

How can we uncover the hidden stories of our neighborhoods by exploring its physical features? Workshop includes a virtual tour of The Alamo as a case study.

November 18, 2020 3:00pm 3:00PM– 4:00PM · Sessions

The Path to Resilient Home Ownership in Chicago

A project with Trinity College and Faith+Finance to enhance resilient home ownership in Chicago and wealth-creation through African American business ownership.

November 18, 2020 4:55pm 4:55PM– 6:05PM · Stage

No Unsacred Places

Who owns your neighborhood? Be inspired by two replicable models for how neighbors can collectively take ownership of their space.

November 18, 2020 6:05pm 6:05PM– 6:10PM · Stage

Break

November 18, 2020 6:10pm 6:10PM– 7:00PM · Sessions

Everybody an Owner

How can neighborhoods leverage the cooperative economy to create symbiotic systems where everyone has skin in the game?

November 18, 2020 6:10pm 6:10PM– 7:00PM · Sessions

Can Development be Equitable?

Is it possible for a bulldozer and crane to be the tools of justice? Hear how pilot policy changes in Seattle could have a national impact.

November 18, 2020 6:10pm 6:10PM– 7:00PM · Sessions

Why we Need Entrepreneurs

November 18, 2020 6:10pm 6:10PM– 7:00PM · Sessions

Find the Artists

Art tells the story of who we can be. Before investors, entrepreneurs, or developers, communities seeking change should find the artists.

November 18, 2020 7:05pm 7:05PM– 8:10PM · Stage

Redefining God's Work in the World

November 18, 2020 8:10pm 8:10PM– 8:15PM · Stage

Break

November 18, 2020 8:20pm 8:20PM– 9:10PM · Sessions

The Role of Philanthropy in Neighborhood Economics

Philanthropy is catalytic to designing and jumpstarting inclusive economic development in local systems, so let’s explore how best to wield it as a tool.

November 18, 2020 8:20pm 8:20PM– 9:10PM · Sessions

Neighbors Investing in Neighbors

Learn how everyday people can invest in their own communities, creating ecosystems of mutual support and care.

November 18, 2020 8:20pm 8:20PM– 9:10PM · Sessions

The Roots of Culture Change

Lasting change doesn’t happen quickly; it requires relationship, trust, and vision. But when done well, people’s lives are transformed.

November 18, 2020 8:20pm 8:20PM– 9:10PM · Sessions

Why Should the Church Care About Entrepreneurship?

How can people invested in the success of entrepreneurs work together to support them for the long haul, from idea to sustainability?

November 18, 2020 9:05pm 9:05PM–10:00PM · Stage

Closing Plenary

Speakers

Jay Rosenbaum

Patrice Thomas

Seattle’s Office of Planning and Community Development

Njuguna Gishuru

People's Economy Lab

Mark R Jones

Sunyata Foundation

Christian Hildebrand

Patrick Duggan

UCC Church Bldg & Loan Fund

Lenore Knight Johnson

Trinity

Bill Bynum

Hope Credit Union

Alex Rossides

Social Impact Exchange

Lyneir Richardson

Chicago TREND

Jeff Delp

FCS Ministries

Barry Randolph

Church of the Messiah

Gregory Davis

Rainier Beach Action Coalition

Mark Sampson

RootedGood

Greg Brodsky

Start.coop

Kit Evans-Ford

Argrow's House

Patton Dodd

H. E. Butt Foundation

Tim Soerens

Parish Collective

Lindsay Smalling

60 Decibels

WildStyle DaProducer

Musician

Aaron Kuecker

Trinity Christian College

Derrick Morgan

KNGDM Investments

Timothy Freundlich

ImpactAssets

Abbott Bailey

Diocese of CA

Mark Menjivar

Artist / Educator

Jeff Shinabarger

Plywood People

Leroy Barber

The Voices Project

Craig Mattson

Trinity Christian College

John Brothers

T. Rowe Price

Mark DeYmaz

Mosaic Church

Stephen Lewis

DO GOOD X

Carey Sims

Created Space

Kenda Dean

Princeton Theological Seminary/Ministry Incubators

Deborah Cullinan

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

Melissa Wiginton

Education Beyond the Walls at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Elizabeth Lynn

Lake Institute on Faith & Giving

Jeff Bennett

Deputy Mayor of Community Development for Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett

Andy Beck

Homes For All Indy

DeAmon Harges

The Learning Tree, The Roving Listener

Kathleen McShane

Los Altos United Methodist Church

Bryce Butler

Access Ventures

David Kresta

PhD Urban Studies - Economic Development and Community Development

Wilson Lester

Partners in Equity

Stephanie Swepson-Twitty

Eagle Market Street Development Corporation

Matt Raker

Mountain BizWorks

Lucy McCauley

Writer and Filmmaker

Jordan Baucum

Duke University

Robert Chao Romero

César E. Chávez Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles

Joanna Taft

Harrison Center for the Arts

Rev. Dr. Willie James Jennings

Yale Divinity School

Rosa Lee Harden

Faith+Finance

Kevin Jones

Faith+Finance

David Bailey

Arrabon

Sadell Bradley

MORTAR

Marlon Hall

The Work of The People

Peter Block

Jubilee Cincinnati

Shannon Hopkins

RootedGood

Carlton Turner

Mississippi Center for Cultural Production

Greg Edwards

Resurrected Life Community Church

Cort Gross

Wessington Ventures

Coté Soerens

Cultivate South Park

Emily Mills

Jesus Said Love

Yoni Medhin

Grain4Grain

Cristin Cooper

Coop's Soups

Bonny Moellenbrock

Millbrook Impact, LLC

Desiree Kane

Netroots Nation

Steve Wanta

JUST Community

Felipe Witchger

Community Purchasing Alliance

Elan Babchuck

Glean Network

Franzi Charen

Asheville Grown

Matt Valler

Labyrinth

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