Thank you to all who submitted session proposals and to those who voted! Here are the session winners to be presented at The 2027 Just Economy Conference:
Smaller lots, more starter homes: Lessons from Nogales
Who buys Main Street when owners retire?
Public banks for public needs: Lessons from three campaigns
Three ownership pathways to small business stability
Paying community members for the expertise policy needs
A mortgage market that serves Latino families affordably
State consumer protections when federal safeguards retreat
Who benefits when institutions invest in housing?
When unfamiliarity becomes risk: Financing Native-led projects
From Developer Promises to Community Benefits: Cleveland’s Coordination Model
How early is early enough to fund anti-displacement?
Financing community broadband through lenders and intermediaries
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Why a Just Economy
The Just Economy Conference is the national event for community, business, foundation, policy and government leaders who want a nation that not only promises but delivers opportunities for all Americans to build wealth and live well. National and local luminaries, visionaries and changemakers gather to network, share ideas, learn and ask hard questions to chart out a better future.
Along with keynote speakers and conversations on the main stage, the conference includes a wide range of conversational sessions and workshops.
Topics include:
community organizing and advocacy fair housing fair lending access to capital and credit workforce and community development business education climate change healthcare impact investing civil and human rights and others