Just Communities Information Exchange
An Online Library to Advance Neighborhood Equitable & Regenerative Development
The Just Communities Information Exchange is an ever-expanding online library of original and curated resources designed to support the application of best practices, innovative solutions, and peer-to-peer exchange for those looking to advance Just Growth. Just Communities Accredited Practitioners are encouraged to submit resources to the Exchange.
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Multisolving Institute
The Multisolving Institute is a global movement addressing complex societal issues through integrated solutions. By focusing on climate change, equity, health, and biodiversity, the institute promotes collaborative ways to solve multiple problems with single investments2. They offer resources, tools, and training to help individuals and organizations implement multisolving strategies.
The Sustainable Square Mile, Blacks in Green
The "Sustainable Square Mile Handbook" by Blacks in Green (BIG) and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) is a guide to creating sustainable, environmentally friendly urban communities. It presents eight principles of green-village building, focusing on community-based practices, economic sustainability, and environmental stewardship.
What is a Racial Equity Impact Assessment, Chicago United for Equity
The Chicago Department of Housing's "Racial Equity Impact Assessment on the Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP)" evaluates how Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are distributed and their impact on racial and ethnic communities. The report aims to ensure equitable access to affordable housing for communities of color and working-class families.
Racial Equity Impact Assessment Toolkit, Race Forward
The "Racial Justice Impact Assessment" is a comprehensive guide developed by Race Forward to help organizations and policymakers evaluate the potential racial equity impacts of their proposals, initiatives, and policies. It provides practical tools and frameworks to ensure that racial justice is a key consideration in decision-making processes.
World Council on City Data
The World Council on City Data (WCCD) focuses on creating standardized data for cities globally. James Patava's presentation at the UNSD Big Data Conference highlights the significance of ISO 37120, the first international standard for city data. This standard covers 17 themes and 100 indicators, offering cities a framework to measure and compare their services and quality of life.
National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership
The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership (NNIP) is a collaborative network of local organizations coordinated by the Urban Institute. NNIP assists communities in using data to shape strategies and investments, aiming to ensure that all neighborhoods become places where people can thrive. The partnership focuses on connecting communities with the data and skills necessary to advance equity and well-being.
Community Indicators Consortium Project List
The Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness (CREC) engages in numerous projects aimed at improving regional economic development, fostering innovation, and enhancing workforce competitiveness. Their initiatives include data analysis, policy advisement, technical assistance, and training for public and private sector leaders.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is dedicated to achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a universal call to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity by 2030. The SDGs address global challenges, such as inequality and climate change, with an integrated approach, ensuring no one is left behind.
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