# Dana Thompson

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Children in Klamath County foster care need Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

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What Is Community Economic Development—and Why It Matters

What does it really take to build thriving, equitable communities? In this episode, we dive into the world of community economic development (CED)—what it is, how it’s evolved in the U.S., and whether market-based and other policies are actually making a difference. From federal policy to grassroot…

Native Roots Radio – October 9, 2025

Joining Robert Pilot, Shelley Buck and Dana Thompson (board vice-chair) of Owámniyomni Okhódayapi join for to talk about what’s ahead for the nonprofit. Ruth Buffalo E.D of MIWRC joins us too. The post Native Roots Radio – October 9, 2025 first appeared on AM 950.

Healthy School Cultures: The Future of Education

Dana Thompson brings 20 years of educational expertise to explore hybrid and micro schools—innovative models transforming education. She explains how hybrid schools blend 3 days of in-person instruction with 2 days of parent-facilitated home learning, while micro schools create intimate environment…

Emily McCormick and Dana Thompson on The Policy Project's Little Lambs service project

Final Sundance Film Festival in Utah wraps -- Emily McCormick and Dana Thompson on The Policy Project's Little Lambs service project

Seasoned: Women Culinary Pioneers – Indigenous Chefs

In our final episode, we explore our original food – the culinary traditions of Turtle Island, which is how many Indigenous cultures refer to North America. With many celebrations planned for the 250th anniversary of the United States, we thought it would be a particularly poignant time to look b…

How Community Organizations Are Advancing Renewable Energy: Lessons from Detroit

Community development organizations play a vital role in advancing renewable energy projects that promote environmental sustainability, reduce energy costs, create economic opportunity, and strengthen local communities. In this episode, host, attorney, and University of Michigan law professor Dana…

The Common Wealth Season Two Trailer

This is Season 2 of The Common Wealth and the podcast looks and sounds a little different.  What remains consistent is that Dana Thompson, University of Michigan law professor and community development leader, sits down with community leaders, from grassroots organizers to government officials in m…

Community Land Trusts in Detroit: Affordable Housing, Homeownership and Community Development

How can community land trusts help neighborhoods create affordable housing, preserve community assets, and shape their own development? In this episode of The Common Wealth, host Dana Thompson talks with community developer Tricia Talley about her path into community development and her work in De…

Community Land Trusts: Land Justice, Community Ownership, and Affordable Housing

How can community land trusts advance land justice, expand affordable housing, and give communities a greater voice in shaping their futures? In this episode of The Common Wealth, host Dana Thompson talks with Angeline Lawrence, an urban planner, business strategist, and community wealth-building p…