At the Selby Jazz Fest, the Rondo Cultural District comes alive with music, food, art and community. This video illustrates the magic how to activate a neighborhood street into a cultural destination.
About Dr. Bruce Peter Corrie
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Economist rooted in the experience of ALANA (African Latino Asian Native American) communities with expertise in economic and academic inclusion and community empowerment. Pioneering work in the creation of "Cultural Destinations" a strategy to leverage cultural assets for wealth building in low income diverse communities. My work has been inspired by Mother Teresa, Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Paulo Freire. Economist and a steward of the ALANA Brain Trust which works to bring capital and capacity to the ALANA communities.
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Cultural Destinations: Role of Funders and Government
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Government entities and funders play an integral role in helping create cultural destinations in low income communities. Through our work of the Department of Planning and Economic Development of the City of Saint Paul in […]
Cultural Destinations: Building a Cultural Corridor
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ALANA Investment Equity Tracker and Equity Ratios
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