Filmed October 24, 2017, at the ULI Fall Meeting in Los Angeles.

The widespread revitalization and growth of cities and neighborhoods has been giving rise to a new interest in equity and inclusion. As cities strive to attract new people by creating memorable and sustainable places–through reuse of historic places, new construction, and thoughtful urban design—many lower-income people are being left out of the boom. Angela Glover-Blackwell of PolicyLink discusses various aspects of revitalization and its ramifications and outcomes.

Speaker

•  Angela Glover-Blackwell of PolicyLink