Plans to require community benefit agreements for any real estate development project valued at over $5 million.

Wants to create a "job and entrepreneurship program that will guarantee every young person living in Atlanta a job or contract with the city."

Supports increasing funding of recreation centers to hire tutoring staff for students affected by the pandemic.

Supports tax breaks for companies who promise to consult and contract with small, minority-owned businesses and "tax breaks that lead to employment of residents from District 9 and across low-income communities across Atlanta."

Plans to increase taxes on corporations to lower housing costs.

Wants to establish an Atlanta Reparations Taskforce to investigate the role of Atlanta corporations and institutions who benefited from slavery and determine appropriate compensation arrangements for descendants of enslaved people.

Plans to establish an eviction relief program to assist tenants with rent and to create a "city housing voucher to reduce the 15,000 person waiting list for housing assistance."

Supports converting unused city property into affordable housing units, creating an Office of the Tenant Advocate and increasing funding for more low-barrier emergency and transitional housing for unsheltered families.

Supports closing the city jail, redirecting funding for the jail to community-based crime intervention prevention centers and opening more substance abuse and mental health clinics in the city.

Wants to create the Dope Boy Dispensary program, a medical cannabis co-op program "to help those impacted by Atlanta’s role in the failed war on drugs to become owners and generate wealth within Georgia’s emerging multi-million \[dollar\] cannabis industry."

Plans to promote community-centered service, increase mental health accessibility for public safety officials and repurpose police funding to build a 24-hour mental health crisis center.

Supports the construction of the BeltLine Rail and increasing funding for MARTA.

Plans to repurpose old tires to repave roads with economic incentives for community members to participate and starting a lead remediation and removal program to update outdated piping systems.

Supports "hold\[ing\] developers accountable for stormwater runoff."

Plans to create zoning policies that "allow for shelter pod communities to be built on vacant parking lots or city-owned land for unsheltered people featuring onsite services."