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Given the past health and weather crises, and social unrest, low income communities are further plagued by high levels of poverty, failing schools, job scarcity, unsafe neighborhoods, and a lack of investment capital to build new housing stock or plan economic centers that drive growth and stimulate the local economy.

Program success measurements include job growth, business starts and growth with existing business, enrollment and income growth with partnering universities and the harmonization between government policy and the evidence of change caused by leveraging government actions to desired or prescribed results.

Status Quo and poverty require action and Industry has a responsibility to be part of the solution. The Council Exchange Board of Trade (CEBOT) - Looking Forward Research & Development Initiative's design based research develops new industry credentials and certifications. The Center for Innovation and STEM-CTE Research brings stakeholders together from diverse backgrounds to transform how learning and earning can grow our economy and bring more agency to citizenry.

America's Community Collaboration Platform will make selections on U.S. stakeholder partners/leaders starting Monday May 5, 2026

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Council Exchange Board of Trade's exempt purpose, "The common business interest of the minority technology industry", intermediates transaction flow and contract compliance through the support of the now over 65,000 U.S. minority technology companies.

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America's Community Collaboration Platform was developed in federal research at the U.S. Census. ACCP works to unify our nation and build together the critical relationships and infrastructure needed to restore the health and economy in minority communities. 

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Innovation in Motion is part of an industry focused, design based, applied research framework that studies how best systems connect and improve in public good ecosystems. Workforce systems are best envisioned with stakeholders including employers. Industry allows for multiple businesses and community partners, all sharing in the outcomes.

Key community stakeholders can now register to gain access to ACCP's iMember pre-launch member portal.  This planning Portal will be open to selected ACCP research & commerce  stakeholders.

ACCP Public Housing Authority 2026 - 2030 Program Pilot Map

The current version of the ACCP service offering introduces a five year longitudinal research on over 660,000 current HUD voucher support recipients located in 50 Public Housing Authority (PHA) jurisdictions across the United States. The map below outlines the 50 PHA locations. The target focus group are African-American between the age of 25-50.

Critical Thinking - Cognitive Dimension - Data Science

Mentorship & Coaching

Certification Training & Applied Research

Workforce Development & Housing

The target market for the America's Community Collaboration (ACCP) iMember service are people who have a desire to move past their current situation.   ACCP is committed to forwarding economic mobility which means those citizens who find themselves requiring with government support are welcome to participate as well as those willing to learn.

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Everyone deserves an opportunity to learn and grow. ACCP is working with industry to develop multiple public/private/International funding and regional NGO teaming partnerships to ensure new opportunities are available to the target adult research cohort.  The vision statement  "We meet you where you are" is not a slogan it is a commitment to provide member access and inclusion, respect and the competency to progress and achieve.

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Looking Forward Research & Development

Emerging Industry: Currently valued at $100 Billion with a 10X growth by 2050.

Design Based Research on economic growth and community collaboration.

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