Main Street Project

Whose voices are being heard? Who has the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty?

Main Street Project works to break down structural barriers and develop creative and practical approaches for immigrants, people of color and those with low or no incomes to more fully participate in community life. We turn possibilities into realities.

To accomplish this, we focus on collaborations with both the public and private sector, develop and conduct culturally relevant training programs, and get involved in public policy discussions affecting our communities.

We need your support:

So that Jose and other agripreneur training graduates have resources to launch new poultry farming operations in southern Minnesota and make a better life for their families.

So that youth and adults in the diverse Phillips and Frogtown neighborhoods have the opportunity to create local community radio reflecting their cultures, priorities, and solutions.

So that decision makers understand that communication is a basic need and human right, and that the Internet and media access must be treated as utilities rather than commodities or privileges.

Every donation helps turn possibilities into realities. Thank you for supporting economic and media justice for all community members.