Community as corporation: Talent retention in low-status America

A visionary voice in environmental equality and sustainable economic development for low-status communities, Majora Carter's work emphasizes talent-retention and harnessing resources that value diversity within these communities during the current trend of re-urbanization.

Moderated by Lynette Clemetson, Charles R. Eisendrath Director of Wallace House at the University of Michigan, with support from Business+Impact at the Ross School of Business, and in partnership with Graham Sustainability Institute, School of Public Health, and School of Environment and Sustainability, join the discussion online by submitting comments on Youtube chat or on Twitter using #PovertySolutions. 

• environment and sustainability
• Poverty Solutions
• Gerald R Ford School of Public Policy
• Wallace House
• Graham Sustainability Institute
• School of Public Health
• Business + Impact Michigan Ross
• Michigan Ross
• Majora Carter
• Lynette Clemetson