Personal View: Communities should follow Cleveland’s lead and ease parking mandates
Dialogue around commercial and residential development in Northeast Ohio rarely includes one of the key drivers of costs: parking. Jeffrey Weston Sleasman is senior director of
The Road to Improving Air Quality Includes Business Location Decisions
For the first time in a generation, our region has had to grapple with consistent air quality issues impacting our daily lives. By Joan Chase, Senior
Losing your car shouldn’t mean losing your job: 5 ways bosses can help
Lose the reliable transportation question in job interviews.
Who’s staying and who’s quitting work right now
The good news is that employers don’t have to wait for an exit interview to explore reasons people are leaving—the data we collected can inform strategies to improve retention and strengthen their workplaces.
A Study In Equitably Expanding Public Transit
Access to transportation is a critical factor for equity. In Northeast Ohio, too many residents, often in communities of color, face the paradox of ‘No car, no job. No job, no car,’
Commemorating and Celebrating This Day of Freedom
This June 19th, the Fund for Our Economic Future observes the Juneteenth holiday commemorating the anniversary of the celebration sparked on June 19,1865, in Galveston, Texas
Fund for Our Economic Future adds three senior-level staffers
The Fund for Our Economic Future has announced three senior-level staff additions that the organization says will help strengthen its ability to “advance equitable economic growth in Northeast Ohio.”
Fund for Our Economic Future welcomes three new staff to lead strategy, research and engagement to advance equitable growth
Joan Chase, Angelica Dandridge and Jeffrey Weston Sleasman named to leadership positions
National Skills Coalition Announces Bishara Addison as Recipient of Alma Salazar Bridge Builder Award
This award is given to a member of NSC’s network who exemplifies Dr. Salazar’s commitment to bringing together uncommon allies in support of inclusive skills policy.
Cleveland aims to build a $100 million site fund. Here’s how it would work
“I think reinvestment in enabling economic activity in the city is one of the most people-centered investments we can do.”
