Mt. Auburn's mission from its inception has been consistent — building the potential of communities across the U.S. to provide shared and sustainable improvements in economic well-being. The firm makes an effort to view all its work through a racial equity lens. Over the past 30 years, Mt. Auburn has developed a keen understanding of how market conditions, power dynamics, and changing demographics in a city/region can cause economic and social inequities with profound impacts. In our evaluation work, our strategic planning projects, as well as our work in the creative industries, we focus on race, equity, and inclusion, ensuring that we represent all members of a community.
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Sharing Mt. Auburn's findings from the economic
mobility field
On behalf of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
Mt. Auburn Associates evaluated the impact of multisite
cross-sector economic mobility initiatives across the
US.
This abbreviated summary of our research
efforts highlights our methodology, key findings, and
implications for the field.
Mt. Auburn publishes report for the Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation
In our recent report for the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation,
Community Resilience: Cross-Sector Collaboratives
and Their Role in Responding to Crisis
, Mt. Auburn interviewed leaders of cross-sector
collaboratives and national organizations involved in
multisite collaboratives to learn if and how
cross-sector groups help position a community to be more
adaptive and successful in navigating and responding to
an acute community crisis.