Fighting Blight in New Orleans with Community Green Space

Propeller Accelerator Fellow, Land Trust for Louisiana, highlighted for their work with local community based organizations to create a new community green space for the Zion City neighborhood.

“Fighting Blight in New Orleans Neighborhoods”–The Foundation for Louisiana

“Throw Me Something Mister: Blight Resource Guide provides a starting point for residents and communities”–New Orleans Advocate

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