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The Bronx-wide Coalition is launching the next phase of its work. Join us on April 9th as we launch a historic, Bronx-wide planning process to build a 30-year economic development plan for the borough. The Coalition is made up of community, labor, and faith groups.
LAAL NYC and Northwest Bronx host a candidate forum for District 11 to hold candidates’ accountable to the municipal Bronx-wide Platform.
COMING SOON! The launch of a people’s vision for the Bronx and ways YOU can get involved!
Check out this virtual walking tour of the Bronx with the Southern Boulevard Coalition. @savesouthernblvd Become more aware of sites of gentrification and displacement in the neighborhood.
This awesome post-election reflection will focus on movements and strategies for advancing economic democracy in The Bronx.
Katherine Mella, our Planning and Policy Director for BCDI and Sharon de La Cruz, a Bronx basic comic book artist, maker and organizer with @thepointCDC talk about why culture and art are at the root for propelling us towards liberation and are important parts of the local Bronx economy.
Amaurys Grullon, CEO of @Bronxnative talks to us about telling the story of the Bronx, surviving as a native business during COVID, what the future holds, and how to have an impact.
Check out our Bronxwide People’s Platform, read our framing and principles and full platform on the website of Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition
This webinar features the Southern Boulevard Coalition @savesouthernboulevard, and @bxbrigade on who are sharing best practices about their work and how to access know your rights guidance for all essential workers. Our fight to build community power, ownership, and control over our neighborhoods, livelihoods, and workplaces continues!
This month, BCDI will host members of a delegation from the Mondragón Cooperatives in Spain.
She’s a leader, a planner, and an inspiration for those seeking to catalyze change through the wisdom and expertise of community members.
On July 4th, 2019, Transformative Cities released the 2019 edition of the Atlas of Utopias launches online. The atlas is a unique collection of community-led transformations of water, energy, food and housing systems, featuring 33 stories from 24 countries.
The conference will advance understanding and debates around how to democratize the economy locally, nationally, and transnationally.