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Charles Evans, president of the Chicago Fed (center) responds to a question from moderator Xav Briggs, vice president for Inclusive Economies and Markets at the Ford Foundation. The panel, the first of three, focused on barriers to economic inclusion.
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Jill Nishi, chief of staff at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Tawanna Black, chief executive officer at The Center for Economic Inclusion, speak on a panel exploring barriers to economic mobility.
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Over 300 people attended the "Collaboration for Inclusive Economic Development" forum, jointly hosted by the Boston Fed and Living Cities on November 29.
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JaNay Queen Nazaire (at left), managing director for performance and results at Living Cities, moderates a panel examining responses to barriers to economic mobility.
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Shirley Franklin, executive chairman of Purpose Built Communities, listens as Rip Rapson, president of The Kresge Foundation, responds to a question on on-the-ground efforts that seem to be addressing economic mobility challenges.
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