How cities are creating inclusive economies, part III

In the last of a special three-episode series on Brookings’s Inclusive Economic Development Lab, we talk to civic leaders from Indianapolis, Nashville, and San Diego about potential solutions each of their cities are considering to address the challenges of a rapidly-changing economy.

In episodes one and two of this series, we took a closer look at some of those challenges and what city leaders learned from working with Brookings experts through the Inclusive Economic Development Lab.

Related content:

How cities are creating inclusive economies, part II

How cities are creating inclusive economies, part I

Building inclusive cities: A framework and lessons for local leaders

Committing to inclusive growth: Lessons for metro areas from the Inclusive Economic Development Lab

Opportunity for growth: How reducing barriers to economic inclusion can benefit workers, firms, and local economies

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