Building Community Wealth

Community wealth building is an economic model that provides neighborhoods and communities a seat at the table, where they can invest –and utilize their time and talent to create an equitable community for all. Can community wealth building help close the racial wealth gap and increase economic prosperity?

Teri Williams, President and C-O-O of One-United Bank. She is also the Board Chair, Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA).

Nia K. Evans, Executive Director of the Boston Ujima Project

Nia Grace, owner of Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen, The Underground Café + Lounge, co-founder of the Boston Black Hospitality Coalition

Turahn Dorsey, Co-founder of the Jazz Urbane Cafe development in the historic Bolling Building. He is also a member of the GBH Board of Advisors.

Callie Crossley hosts.

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Community Wealth Building helps raise a neighborhood