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Cultural Affairs and Economic Development are some of the categories listed under Business.
tagged community_development connecticut by bmarcell ...on 24-MAR-08
Community Economic Development Fund. Business planning and microloans.
tagged community_development connecticut by bmarcell ...on 24-MAR-08
Programs run by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (Industrial Parks Program, Urban & Industrial Sites Reinvestment Tax Credit, etc.). Also has a Research link which connects to economic and demographic data about CT.
tagged community_development connecticut by bmarcell ...on 24-MAR-08
Transportation & Community Development Initiative

The TCDI program is an opportunity for the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) to support local development and redevelopment efforts in the individual municipalities of the Delaware Valley that implement municipal, county, state, and regional planning objectives. The TCDI program is intended to reverse the trends of disinvestment and decline in many of the region's core cities and developed communities by:

1. Supporting local planning projects that will lead to more residential, employment or retail opportunities;

2. Improving the overall character and quality of life within these communities to retain and attract business and residents, which will help to reduce the pressure for further sprawl and expansion into the growing suburbs;

3. Enhancing and utilizing the existing transportation infrastructure capacity in these areas to reduce the demands on the region's transportation network; and

4. Reducing congestion and improving the transportation system's efficiency. FY 2007 TCDI awards have been approved by Board on May 24, 2007.


The black church has been at the forefront of black leadership and social protest in America. In fact, Abyssinian Baptist Church was founded out of protest.
A video with Rev. Calvin Butts.  The conversation discusses the change from efforts focusing on protest to community and economic development within the Abyssinian Baptist Church.