Informe sobre el estado de la vivienda
Como parte de nuestro proyecto "At Home on Main Street", este informe explora la investigación nacional sobre el parque de viviendas, la asequibilidad y la accesibilidad en los centros y barrios históricos.
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Artículos y publicaciones
Consejos y trucos para que el Small Business Saturday sea un éxito en 2021
Is your Main Street ready for the biggest small business shopping day of the year?
Primer plano: Serie "Mejor planificación comunitaria y desarrollo económico" con Ed McMahon
Leverage NC, a partnership between North Carolina Main Street and the North Carolina League of Municipalities, hosted a four-part webinar series titled Better Community Planning & Economic Development led by Ed McMahon, Chair Emeritus of Main Street America and a leading national authority on land use policy and economic development.
La comunidad en el punto de mira: 2021 Great American Haunted Main Streets
We challenged our Main Streets to tell us their downtown’s strange sightings, haunted buildings, or other paranormal activities for a chance to be named a 2021 Great American Haunted Main Street.
La comunidad en el punto de mira: Historias de preparación ante catástrofes de la Asociación Nacional de Constructores de Activos Comunitarios Latinos
Main Street America welcomed the National Association For Latino Community Asset Builders (NALCAB) to our Twitter channel to share stories of resiliency in Latino communities.
Mes Nacional de la Empresa Negra: The Four Way y L. May Creations
We spoke with two Black entrepreneurs in UrbanMain commercial districts: L. May Creations in the Austin neighborhood of Chicago and The Four Way in south Memphis, Tennessee.
Memphis, TN © Four Way
Reflexiones sobre la historia, el legado y el futuro del Wall Street negro en Tulsa
This May marked the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre in the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma. We explored the impact and legacy of this tragic event.
Tulsa, OK © Dr. Tiffany Crutcher
No hay lugar para el odio en nuestras comunidades
We do not tolerate racism, xenophobia, or violence of any kind and reaffirm our commitment to being advocates for organizations, networks, and communities that are free of discrimination in all its forms.
