5.8 Wealthy Neighbourhoods all around!
Wealth has more to do with relationships than with cash. Social capital is tangible. And the reason why Neighbourhood Wealth Building is so impactful. I give examples of social wealth building and receiving from my own experience.
Then dig into what is making building social capital harder of late - and how we can reverse that trend.
Because only once we bring our social and cash capital back into balance, can we really thrive.
Canadian Community Development & Impact Finance organizations across Canada are asking to fill the holes in our current economic system with the funding, legislation, policies and tools we need to finance communities when and how they need financing.
I detail how these investments compare to the more familiar and established bank and public market options. And how they relate to our relationship with the place where we live, our neighbourhoods and local circles.
In restoring this balance sheet to the black, the wealth and health benefits will be both social and economic!
5.8 Social Balance Sheet
Canadian Community Development & Impact Finance organizations across Canada are asking to fill the holes in our current economic system with the funding, legislation, policies and tools we need to finance communities when and how they need financing.
An opportunity to make every neighbourhood wealthier and healthier.
How these investments compare to the more familiar and established bank and public market options. And how they relate to our relationship with the place where we live, our neighbourhoods and local circles.
Both have a part to play in restoring this balance sheet to the black! The wealth and health benefits will be both social and economic!
Referencing:
https://bigthink.com/business/how-6-points-of-connection-can-repair-our-shared-trust/
https://coalitionforcommunitycapital.ca/
https://solarbonds.ca/about-us/
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Heather McLeod is this show's one woman everything. Contact her at SomethingDifferentThisWayComes@proton.me
These mushrooms are Silky Webcaps in a deep bed of mosses and lichen of a well established black spruce forest between Atikokan and Rainy River. Aka Cortinarius Evernius. Not edible. But companionable.
