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Central Corridor Funders Collaborative Addresses Light Rail Issues in Twin Cities

 

Across the country, transit-oriented development projects (TOD) have improved community residents’ access to jobs, schools, services, and destinations, while linking businesses to regional economies.  In the Twin Cities, both local and national funders, including Surdna Foundation, have come together to support community groups and businesses along the corridor of a light rail line connecting Saint Paul and Minneapolis, fostering these neighborhoods as “places of opportunity that are accessible to people all income levels, reflect community identities, and link all people to local amenities and regional opportunities”.

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Strong Local Econmies Spotlight

Grantee Spotlight: East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE)

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The East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy's (EBASE) mission is to advance economic, racial, and social justice in California's East Bay region by building a just economy based on good jobs and healthy communities. In order to support low-income workers and communities of color, and address root causes of economic injustice, EBASE builds power through strategic alliances with labor, community, and faith groups.

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