The Roots of Economic Segregation and Social [Im]Mobility in San Antonio

The Roots of Economic Segregation and Social [Im]Mobility in San Antonio

By San Antonio Area Foundation

Date and time

Friday, March 24, 2017 · 9 - 11am CDT

Location

San Antonio Area Foundation

303 Pearl Parkway, Suite 114 San Antonio, TX 78215

Description

Please join us at the San Antonio Area Foundation for a presentation on:

The Roots of Economic Segregation and Social [Im]Mobility
in San Antonio


Presented by Dr. Christine Drennon, Trinity University

What:

San Antonio has recently been identified as the most economically segregated city in the country, and some neighborhoods have been overwhelmingly poor for multiple generations. Despite years of effort, it seems we have not been very successful at alleviating this situation. Knowledge of the processes that produced the current situation and landscape may allow us to better understand the root causes of segregation, and thus begin to formulate policy that addresses root cause.

When:

Friday, March 24, 2017

9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Where:

San Antonio Area Foundation

303 Pearl Parkway Ste. 114

Organized by

...closing opportunity gaps for the people in San Antonio who need it most. We serve as San Antonio's most trusted and impactful philanthropic partner.The San Antonio Area Foundation has served as the sole, designated community foundation for the San Antonio area for over half a century, growing to become one of the Top 20 foundations in the nation based on asset size. The Area Foundation helps donors achieve their charitable goals, managing more than 500 charitable funds approaching $1 billion in assets. Coordinating efforts with numerous area nonprofits, the Area Foundation serves as a collaborative leader, connecting donors to address key community issues and investing in our future. Since 1964, over $400 million for scholarships and grants have been awarded to enhance the quality of life in our region. Learn more about your community foundation at saafdn.org.

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