Expanded partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities create community hubs for coding and creativity

Historically Black colleges and universities are uniquely positioned to inspire and support Black Americans in the five critical roles they play in the US economy.

-Since the first higher-education institution for Black Americans in the U.S. was founded in 1837, HBCUs have been supporting and educating students of colour. -Out of all bachelor degrees awarded to Black students in the U.S., 17% of these were..

The Top 10 HBCUs With the Best Computer Science Programs

The Tech Revolution will not be Televised, it will be Developed

Agriculture Business Innovation Center at an Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Program

HBCU Leadership Hub - The Propel Center Announces $2 Million In Research Grants

Op-Ed: To address racial inequity, philanthropy must redistribute its power within funding institutions and among grantees of color.

LISC's Black Economic Development Fund hits $250 million goal, makes first catalytic investments in Black-led banks, real estate developers

An analysis of financial institutions in Black-majority communities: Black borrowers and depositors face considerable challenges in accessing banking services

The Significance of The African American Relationship to Capitalism

Why We Need Black-Owned Banks

Capitalism And the Making and Unmaking of Black America

Opinion: Investing in Black-owned banks key to ending racial disparities

HBCU Got Next: Recruiting and Developing the Next Generation of Leaders: The HBCU ELI Fellowship is Providing Opportunity

Black Economic Development Fund Invests $122 Million to Support Growth of Black-owned Banks, Businesses

The pandemic has fueled the passage of new ordinances in cities and states allowing entrepreneurs to set up businesses from home — a boon for women and people of color who face systemic barriers.

The economic state of Black America: What is and what could be

Race in the workplace: The Black experience in the US private sector

Financing Urban Infrastructure Initiative: Innovative infrastructure financing for stakeholders in the urban finance field

Building supportive ecosystems for Black-owned US businesses

A State-Level Analysis of Historically Black College and University Enrollment and Graduation

The emerging solidarity economy: A primer on community ownership of real estate

Financing urban development, three business models: Johannesburg, Shanghai and London

Student housing success: How P3 helped UC Davis meet its goals - affordability and sustainability were key to the design and construction of a new studenthousing development

HBCUs Punching Above Their Weight

HBCUs Punching Above Their Weight – State Performance

UC a key economic catalyst for California

New Report Proves HBCUs Punch Above Their Weight

Closing the Funding Gap for Housing Developers of Color: People of color make up an estimated less than 5% of housing developers in the U.S.

In Partnership with Morehouse College, Spelman College and the Black Economic Alliance Foundation, the Initiative is Powered by a Two-Year $10 Million Grant

Knowledge Spillovers from Research Universities: Evidence from Endowment Value Shocks

Expanded partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities create community hubs for coding and creativity

Economic Impact of the Nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities

UC Davis generates $8.1 billion in statewide economic activity

Research universities create economic spillover

Public-Private Partnerships (P3’s) offer HBCUs a unique opportunity to execute substantial student housing renovations and new construction projects without incurring debt or taking a detrimental financial risk.

Historically Black colleges and universities are uniquely positioned to inspire and support Black Americans in the five critical roles they play in the US economy.

The Positive Economic Impact of America’s  Historically Black Colleges and Universities

The University of California, UC Davis and UC Davis Health System Economic Impact Analysis CRW UC economic-impact-report California - full report

The University of California Economic Contribution to the State of California CRW UC economic contribution to California - full report

The Positive Economic Impact of America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities HBCU Impact 2017 - Major Findings

Ten years ago, the Urban Land Institute published Ten Principles for Successful Public/Private Partnerships. That publication set forth core principles essential for successful accomplishment of joint development by the public and private sectors, benefiting both, that neither could achieve independently.

Ten Principles for Developing Affordable Housing seeks to help those who wish to develop housing for low- and moderate-income households understand what it takes to make affordable housing projects happen. It also seeks to help policy makers and community leaders..

HBCU graduates from 2014 can expect total earnings of $130 billion over their lifetimes—56 percent more than they could expect to earn without their college degrees.

HBCU Economic Impact of the Nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities - 2006

Examples throughout history and from across the globe have shown the power of Value Capture Finance (VCF) as a tool to drive sustainable urban development.

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