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Lyneir Richardson

Chicago, Newark
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Executive Director, Center for #Urban #Entrepreneurship & #Ecdev; #Rutgers Business School Assistant Professor; CEO, Chicago TREND (chicagotrend.com)
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The community investment fund: An efficient, scalable vehicle for tax-incentivized place-based investment

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By Tracy Hadden Loh, Lyneir Richardson, Bethany Krupicka
| Brookings Institution
Policymakers have understood for decades that there is a place-based component to poverty, and that poverty reduction requires economic development interventions that do more than just serve individuals or families. Geographically concentrated poverty causes unique harm that goes beyond the individual experience of poverty, worsening all kinds of community outcomes, including for residents of poor neighborhoods who are not poor themselves.
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How leaders can bridge social divides in small towns like Selma: op-ed

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By Andre Perry, Lyneir Richardson
| AL.com Verified
This is a guest opinion column Selma, Alabama, occupies a unique place in U.S. history as the site of the pivotal civil rights march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge on March 7, 1965—an event forever remembered as “Bloody Sunday.” Each year, thousands gather for “The Jubilee” to honor the struggles and victories of the civil rights movement.
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Helping community leaders Buy Back the Block

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By Lyneir Richardson, Tracy Hadden Loh
| Brookings Institution
Introduction At the intersection of Grand River Avenue and Evergreen Road in Detroit—in the heart of a resilient, moderate-income, majority-Black community with blocks of stately single-family homes, a historic district, and a vibrant farmers market—a prominent corner parcel of commercial real estate (CRE) sits vacant. In Baltimore, the 1-mile stretch of York Road going north from Loyola University Maryland has three dollar stores.
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