Mussa, AhlamCaples, EdwardEckstrom, CarlyPolk, Spencer2024-06-262024-06-262024-05-01https://hdl.handle.net/11299/263996Justice Built Communities (JBC), an equitable economic development arm of Pillsbury United Communities (PUC), owns a handful of vacant lots and disused properties in North Minneapolis. PUC envisions a development process that heavily involves the community. As JBC is still in its infancy, PUC is looking to gather information from residents and business owners on how to best develop the acquired properties. The Humphrey team laid the foundation for future engagement. This included conducting interviews with previous organizations who engaged in the area, community engagement work, and focus groups. Additionally, a content analysis of engagement documentation associated with North Minneapolis was synthesized and gaps identified. The culmination of this work resulted in recommendations to PUC to equitably engage the community with purpose and meaning. These recommendations will be further leverage to create a space that will lead to prosperity for its residents.en-USCommunity EngagementPublic EngagementFocus GroupDevelopmentContent AnalysisGap AnalysisEquitable Economic DevelopmentScholarly Text or Essay