About Rise
Rise builds market rate and affordable housing, enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve. This work helps make St. Louis a great place to live, work, and play. We believe social, cultural, lifestyle, and economic diversity makes area neighborhoods stronger.
Rise acts as a resource and partner to the community. We bring together nonprofit organizations, financial institutions, and government to make successful neighborhood revitalization possible.
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/in Rise News /by Larry PerlmutterCommunities Forward Podcast Part 2 of 2-Paul Sorenson
/in Rise News, Uncategorized /by Maddie BondFor this week’s “Communities Forward” podcast, we continue with Paul Sorenson’s interview. Paul Sorenson is a community builder and social entrepreneur who leads the RDA as an Interim Co-Director of UMSL’s Community Innovation and Action Center. RDA’s mission is to build a shared data infrastructure and support strong data actors who use quality data to improve people’s lives. The St. Louis Regional Data Alliance (RDA) is housed at the University of Missouri – St. Louis’s Community Innovation and Action Center (CIAC). Over the past three years, the RDA has built a strong data community of over 350 local data practitioners and has developed infrastructure to support data efforts across local governments, social services, public health stakeholders, and education providers. You can learn more information about RDA here.
In “Communities Forward” episode 13, part 2 of 2, Paul talks about RDA’s mission, which is to build shared data infrastructure and support strong data actors who use quality data to improve people’s lives. You can find the podcast and listen here.
Please keep sharing this information with your networks and helping us build an audience for “Communities Forward.” As well, keep checking out the latest podcast episodes that will be updated every Wednesday!
The podcast is available on the following platforms:
Anchor Podcasts- https://anchor.fm/terrell-carter4
Breaker Podcasts- https://www.breaker.audio/communities-forward
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Communities Forward Podcast Part 1 of 2-Paul Sorenson
/in Rise News, Uncategorized /by Maddie BondIn this week’s “Communities Forward” podcast, we have Paul Sorenson. Paul Sorenson is a community builder and social entrepreneur who leads the RDA as an Interim Co-Director of UMSL’s Community Innovation and Action Center. RDA’s mission is to build a shared data infrastructure and support strong data actors who use quality data to improve people’s lives. The St. Louis Regional Data Alliance (RDA) is housed at the University of Missouri – St. Louis’s Community Innovation and Action Center (CIAC). Over the past three years, the RDA has built a strong data community of over 350 local data practitioners and has developed infrastructure to support data efforts across local governments, social services, public health stakeholders, and education providers. You can learn more information about RDA here.
In “Communities Forward” episode 13, part 1 of 2, Paul talks about what data is, how it can be used to positively impact communities, and his path to seeing data as a tool. You can find the podcast and listen here.
Please keep sharing this information with your networks and helping us build an audience for “Communities Forward.” As well, keep checking out the latest podcast episodes that will be updated every Wednesday!
The podcast is available on the following platforms:
Anchor Podcasts- https://anchor.fm/terrell-carter4
Breaker Podcasts- https://www.breaker.audio/communities-forward
Google Podcasts-
https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81ODlmOTM4OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw
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Pocket Podcasts- https://pca.st/qbe448p4
Radio Public Podcasts- https://radiopublic.com/communities-forward-Wa0N4b
Spotify Podcasts-