Dana Archer-Rosenthal

About the Author

Dana Archer-Rosenthal is a distinguished scholar and advocate in the field of community development finance, with a career dedicated to addressing systemic inequities in urban and neighborhood revitalization. Holding advanced degrees in economics and public policy, she has served as a consultant for nonprofit organizations and government agencies, focusing on innovative funding mechanisms to support underserved communities. Her work bridges academic research with practical activism, exploring how financial tools can foster racial and economic justice. In her acclaimed book, Community Development Finance: COVID, George Floyd, and the Fight for Equity, 2016-2025 (Accessing Neighborhood Capital), Archer-Rosenthal chronicles the transformative impacts of pivotal events on equitable capital access, offering actionable insights for policymakers and activists alike. A sought-after speaker, she continues to champion inclusive economic strategies through her writing and public engagement.