Economic Development Project

Established in 2003, Good Jobs and Livable Neighborhoods is working to bring together community, faith, environmental, and labor organizations to improve employment conditions and to advocate and mobilize for responsible economic development policy and practice in Milwaukee and Wisconsin.  We are also working to promote accountability in the expenditure of economic recovery (stimulus) money and to promote new large scale federal investments in good jobs. Good Jobs and Livable Neighborhoods vision is equity in the development of our communities and an economy that works for all.  Good Jobs understands stronger policies will only come as the result of organizing to increase political involvement in our democracy.