Dr. Fredrica Kramer
Dr. Fredrica Kramer has lived in Southwest for over 40 years. Her career has spanned research, evaluation, and university teaching in social and urban policy, with a particular focus on social welfare and poverty issues. She has also written and spoken extensively on policies and programs using faith-based and community organizations (FBCOs) to deliver publicly-funded services, and the research and evaluation needs around that. She has worked in a variety of institutional settings and research think tanks, and at the local and federal level. Her professional interests converged with personal interests to help the Southwest’s uniquely diverse community meet the challenges and potential benefits of
redevelopment. In addition to CBCC, she serves on several advisory bodies to ensure that the City’s “Build First” commitment keeps our public housing residents in Southwest, and that other redevelopment plans address the needs and concerns of local residents. Dr. Kramer holds a master’s degree in urban planning, and a master’s and doctorate in public administration.
redevelopment. In addition to CBCC, she serves on several advisory bodies to ensure that the City’s “Build First” commitment keeps our public housing residents in Southwest, and that other redevelopment plans address the needs and concerns of local residents. Dr. Kramer holds a master’s degree in urban planning, and a master’s and doctorate in public administration.
