What we try to do at Neighborhood Economics is to bring people together from many sectors to learn how to work together locally to create an economy, particularly a LOCAL economy, that works for everyone.… Read More »What We Learned in Our Faith Labs
By Leroy Barber Executive Director, Neighborhood Economics I recently visited San Antonio and had the honor of meeting community leaders and pastors doing some wonderful work in the city. I am thrilled to get to… Read More »Meet Me On The East Side
If you want to engage with your community’s economy, across race, class, and neighborhood, giving the missing capital to nonprofits will make that engagement easier and more welcome.
How do you know a system is broken? If there is great wealth disparity in the community. But then, what do you do?
If you are a church planter or in a congregation looking for ways to engage holistically and deeply with your local community and you are motivated by the Gospel to do something about economic justice , there is a six session online course for you starting soon.