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Where Do We Go From Here?

The Future of Inclusive Economics – and a New Business Plan for America

ADVANCING THE DREAM

On April 4th

We are hosting a virtual town hall to ignite a new era of financial inclusion, building on the legacy of the Poor People’s Campaign with a bold, “bridge-building” action-driven business plan for America. By uniting leaders, change-makers, and communities from around the world, we are shaping a more inclusive and sustainable future—one that fuels economic growth and opportunity for all.

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Live from the Lorraine Motel, Memphis, TN

(Virtual Presentation for Speakers)

This Dr. King-inspired working session, held in the very place where Dr. King was assassinated, will bring together some of the most influential leaders from business, finance, technology, policy, faith, and civil society to shape a modern blueprint for inclusive economic empowerment in America.

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April 4th | 12:00 – 2:00 PM CT | Attend In-Person or via Zoom

Vision
Vision

April 4, 2025, marks 57 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, a moment that remains one of the most profound in American history. His unfinished work—The Poor People’s Campaign—sought to elevate not just Black Americans, but all underserved communities, including poor white Americans, Native Americans, and others struggling for economic dignity.

Purpose
Purpose

This national and international virtual town hall will serve as a turning point for a new era of economic empowerment, laying the groundwork for a modernized, action-driven business plan for America—one that is inclusive, sustainable, and designed to unlock economic growth for all.

The event will streamed live from Memphis, Tennessee, with leaders, change-makers, and communities worldwide participating in this historic discussion.

FEATURED Speakers

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FOUNDING DELEGATES

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why it matters

Dr. King’s Poor People’s Campaign sought to build economic opportunity for all Americans—Black, white, rural, urban, working-class, and underrepresented communities. Today, we stand at another defining moment in economic history, where financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, and AI-driven opportunity can be the levers that unlock a more inclusive economy.