Stories by Bianca Gonzalez

Bianca Gonzalez (she/they) is a writer intent on using words as a tool for social change. She is a solutions journalist for Next City, a case study writer for Community Solutions, and a daily news writer for Biometric Update. As a queer, Latina brain cancer survivor, she believes that justice is fundamentally intersectional.

Building Pathways to Homeownership, No Social Security Number Required

autistic child on playground

A Place for Autistic Youth To Play and Disabled Adults To Work

How a Colorado Nonprofit Is Breaking the Cycle of Veteran Homelessness and Suicide

A check from the U.S. Treasury Dept.

This Is What a Credit Union Designed for the Hispanic Community Looks Like

The Bronx CDFI Bank Championing Puerto Rican Entrepreneurs

A pararescueman assigned to the New York Air National Guard pushes an elderly man toward the HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter in Houston area, August 30, 2017.

Disaster Relief Often Leaves Disabled People Behind. Disabled First Responders Are Changing That.

L.A. Credit Union Is Taking a More Equitable Approach to Financing Our Green Future

This Kansas City Credit Union Thinks Small Loans Shouldn’t Be So Hard To Access

Philadelphia Nonprofit Wants to Give Latino Entrepreneurs the Capital Boost They Need

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From Wall Street to Main Street: Inside the FinTech Helping Companies Invest in Communities

A South Asian person sits in her wheelchair and places a muffin pan into a mid-height oven with side-hinged door.

Filling the Accessible Housing Gap for Disabled People of Color

Hunters Point Library in Queens

Accessibility Lawsuits Bring Slow but Steady Wins for Disabled City Residents

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The Secret Ingredients to Thriving Small Businesses

CDFI Helps Families Rebuild in the Wake of Disaster

This Native CDFI Is Leading a Movement to Reclaim Lost Tribal Land

Developer Takes a High-End Approach to Low-Income Housing in South Bend

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