Small Business Anti-Displacement Network

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The Small Business Anti-Displacement Network is a network of organizations across the United States and internationally that work to prevent displacement of BIPOC- and immigrant-owned small businesses in gentrifying neighborhoods. Housed at the University of Maryland’s National Center for Smart Growth, SBAN includes policymakers, nonprofit advocates, technical assistance providers, real estate developers, financial institutions, scholars, and small business owners, who share knowledge and collaborate to advance innovative policies and practices that keep small businesses in place.

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    Small Business Anti-Displacement Toolkit: A Guide for Small Business Advocates
    (Small Business Anti-Displacement Network, 2024) Nohely T. Alvarez; Bi’Anncha T. Andrews; Willow S. Lung-Amam; Katy June-Friesen
    The Small Business Anti-Displacement Toolkit is designed to equip small business advocates with tools to preserve small businesses in gentrifying neighborhoods. First published in 2021, the toolkit outlines seven strategies: commercial preservation and property improvement, local hiring and entrepreneurial support, tax credits and incentives, zoning and form-based codes, commercial tenant protections, community ownership, and place-based management. It details nearly 30 tools for implementing these strategies, provides examples of anti-displacement efforts in neighborhoods across the country and abroad, and discusses how advocates can push policies to keep small businesses in place. The second edition (2024) includes updates on place-based management, tax credits, and community ownership tools. It draws on what SBAN has learned from its network of more than 150 members about how municipalities and community-based organizations are supporting BIPOC- and immigrant-owned businesses.