The U.S. Small Business Administration offers a free urban entrepreneurship training program to help entrepreneurs in underserved communities start and grow their businesses.
The Kauffman Foundation provides a range of resources, including articles, videos, and webinars, to support urban entrepreneurs in their startup journey.
The University of Michigan's Ross School of Business offers a certificate program in urban entrepreneurship, which focuses on the unique challenges and opportunities of starting a business in an urban environment.
MicroMentor provides free online mentoring and training to urban entrepreneurs, connecting them with experienced business professionals who can offer guidance and support.
This Forbes article explores how technology is being used to support urban entrepreneurship, including access to funding, networking opportunities, and business training.
Seed Spot's urban entrepreneurship accelerator provides funding, mentorship, and training to entrepreneurs in underserved communities, helping them to launch and grow their businesses.
This video series on YouTube features interviews with successful urban entrepreneurs, offering insights and advice on starting and growing a business in an urban environment.
The Brookings Institution has published a policy brief on urban entrepreneurship, which explores the challenges and opportunities facing urban entrepreneurs and offers recommendations for policymakers.