Lawrence CommunityWorks ED Jess Andors and Mass Development CEO Dan Rivera discuss the challenges and joys of urban redevelopment, reviewing Stanford University Law Professor Michelle Wilde Anderson’s book The Fight to Save the Town featuring a chapter on our beloved hometown and figuring out how to improve job security and wages in an era of backbreaking poverty for the working class.
We are now accepting board member nominations to join the LCW Board of Directors in 2024. Board elections take place at our Annual Meeting which will be held on Saturday, April 20, at 10:00AM. Nominations will close on March 29 at 5pm. Completed nomination forms should be emailed to info@lawrencecommunityworks.org, or returned in person to... Read More
To further Lawrence CommunityWorks’ (LCW) support of Lawrence residents with financialempowerment training programs, Bank of America graciously awarded a grant to the nonprofitso it can continue its work with residents’ and families’ goals of financial security,homeownership and building a secure future. “LCW’s continuing work in civic engagement and financial empowerment has never been morecritical,” says... Read More
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