New report identifies economic challenges and provides solutions for building generational Black wealth in Atlanta
A new report identifies various economic and social gaps between white and Black households. And it also offers more than a dozen solutions to help build Black wealth.
The report produced by the Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative is titled Building A Beloved Economy: A Baseline and Framework for Building Black Wealth in Atlanta.
On Nov. 1, at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, “Closer Look” show host Rose Scott moderated a panel discussion followed by a presentation of the report.
The panelists included:
Hope Wollensack, the founding executive director of the Georgia Resilience & Opportunity Fund (The GRO Fund)
Tamieka Atkins, the executive director of ProGeorgia
Donte Miller, the co-founder and president of the Village Micro Fund
Dontá Council, a principal adviser on the Community and Economic Development (CED) team at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
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