A three-part recorded webinar series and guide from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation provides examples and strategies to incorporate anti-bias and racial equity within program evaluation measures.

A coalition of community-based organizations in the Twin Cities region crafted a six-part framework and scoring system to build a collective commitment to equitable development.

From Solutions Journalism, a guide for storytellers and journalists that provide guidance, examples, and ideas for discussing topics across economic mobility and poverty, including avoiding stereotypes and orienting stories towards solutions.

From the Urban Institute, this guide provides communications and design considerations for data storytelling regarding racial equity.

The National Digital Inclusion Alliance has curated an introductory set of resources, videos, and approaches in their Digital Inclusion 101 primer.

From the Urban Institute, this guide provides sample evaluation metrics for transportation access, including sources for demographic, mobility, economic, health and housing data. The guide aligns these metrics to the four core federal funding priorities in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

In this report, the National Skills Coalition looks at metrics that address structural inequities for federal investments in workforce development, including enhanced outcome metrics and identifying and addressing workforce equity gaps.

From the Grounded Solutions Network, this manual provides guidance on launching and operating a Community Land Trust, including draft documentation.

The WealthWorks’ capital framework identifies eight forms of capital: intellectual, financial, natural, cultural, built, political, individual, and social.

The Community Capitals Framework (CCF), commonly used in rural economic development, identifies seven types of capital: built, cultural, financial, human, natural, political, and social.

Explore the Institute for Local Self-Reliance’s research, map, and podcast that explore the creation of local community-owned networks.

From ICIC, this report explores four models of inclusive clusters, including definitions, cluster identification and analysis, and workforce considerations.

A collaborative guide from FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and the EDA, look at the potential to connect and link strategies across economic development and hazard mitigation planning.

A summary of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation’s (LISC) ecosystem focused approach to serving small and micro-businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Researchers at Simon Fraser University outline eight core principles to guide the inclusion of diverse voices in public engagement initiatives. This guide includes addressing barriers to accessibility and engaging participants with lived experiences.

From Silkworm Studio, this film examines the history of redlining and the continued impact on neighborhoods and housing policy today.

Created with support from the EDA, this platform analyzes and summarizes several open data sets that identify regional clusters by location and industry.

A metric of racial segregation that indicates how evenly members of racial and ethnic groups are distributed across a region as a whole.

From PolicyLink, this platform provides a set of dashboards and maps to with racial and economic equity measures.

From Argonne National Laboratory and StatsAmerica, data on economic distress, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the emergence of industry clusters at the regional and local levels.