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John,
Ownership is meant to offer stability and a pathway to a better future. But too often, families are displaced, small businesses are priced out, and the wealth created in communities flows elsewhere. Traditional models reward short-term returns over long-term resilience—and entire neighborhoods pay the price.
In Part 1 of our Redefining Risk in the Ownership Economy webinar series, we explored what ownership looks like when it is grounded in stability, belonging, and shared prosperity.
We invite you to join us for Part 2, where sector leaders will move from vision to practice. This conversation will highlight real-world approaches that keep power and wealth rooted in community—from land trusts and innovative financing to resilient cooperative models. You will hear directly from leaders implementing solutions that challenge traditional ideas of risk and redefine what an equitable economy can look like.
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