When Britney Russell started her hair styling business in 2011, she already had a vision for where it might take her.
“I knew that one day I wanted to own a salon where I could not only grow my own career, but also provide a space for other
stylists to build theirs,” she said.
NeighborWorks America staff joined policy leaders from Enterprise Community Partners to visit properties near Washington, D.C., a way to foster understanding of the different challenges — and achievements — of affordable housing and community development organizations.
Coley Stetler and her sister, Megan Snow, had talked for years about opening a learning center. When Stetler moved back to Maine to be closer to family, they enrolled in the Child Care Learning Lab through 