kevin’s Substack
kevin jonesThis substack considers Swannanoa, North Carolina the center of the universe, post Helene and is trying to put the devastation and the gift economy that’s arisen in context
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The church where people gathered
Why congregations may be one of our best answers to the convenience trap
Julie Beck has a new piece in The Atlantic, “One Reason People Are Spending So Much Time Alone”, that puts a name to something I see in almost every community we work...
DAF Commons: The Next Step in Catalytic Capital
In 2019, MacArthur, Rockefeller and Omidyar launched the Catalytic Capital Consortium and gave our field a working definition. Catalytic capital is investment capital that is patient, risk-tolerant, concessionary, and flexible in ways that...
Where ideas come to have babies
A lot of conferences are about people showing off finished products. Neighborhood Economics is about that too, but it’s also where people trot out new and promising ideas and make connections. Sometimes those ideas have babies or start to w...
DAFs show up at Neighborhood Economics
After years of being talked about, donor-advised fund holders have shown up, organized, and started pointing their capital at neighborhood ownership.
For years, donor-advised funds (DAFs) have been the elephant in every philanthropy or com...
Tribes as laboratories of the future
Tribes Are Laboratories of the Future
Native American writer Vine Deloria Jr. put it plainly: “Tribes are not vestiges of the past, but laboratories of the future.” A 2023 California Law Review article by Elizabeth Kronk Warner and Jensen...
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