We like to refer to San Antonio as a “small big city,” and it’s true. It’s also true that we are one of the most economically divided cities in the nation. All of us have big dreams for our families and children—but we don’t all have access to opportunities to make these dreams a reality. Together, we can make it better for everyone.
That’s the question we’re asking every day. Join us as we meet and talk with the experts—local families, nonprofit leaders, historians, economists, ministers, community organizers, and more—about the strengths and struggles of your neighbors across the city.
SubscribeLearn how San Antonio was designed to be divided in this brief and fascinating history of our city’s neighborhoods.
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February Third ThursdaySan Antonio Mennonite Church 1443 S. St. Mary’s St., San Antonio, Texas, 78210 5:30-7:00 p.m. |
Families across San Antonio’s neighborhoods share their hopes and aspirations. Discover their stories and perspectives on how systems in our city provide opportunities—and sometimes how those systems create obstacles.
Norma Quintero’s Westside church, El Templo Cristiano, becomes an oasis of hope for San Antonio’s Westside and neighboring communities.
Want to understand more about the root causes of opportunity gaps in our city? We're here to help you get started. Learn how our history, policies, and misconceptions have shaped our city and the resources available to San Antonio families.
