The Port RBA+ RCC + CEAI

The Port RBA. (not sure what RBA stands for) The Port is https://www.cincinnatiport.org/about/ "The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority is a public agency that partners with the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials, along with economic development organizations, municipalities, and foundations to ensure every acre of local real estate is developed into its highest and best use. Specifically, The Port works to redevelop manufacturing and residential real estate to build the foundation of job creation and livable, revitalized communities so our residents can experience economic prosperity."

Looking for the term RBA on their website I can find nothing. Interestingly when I just look up the term RBA the first thing to pop up was Responsible Business Alliance which led me to a document RBA Trafficked and Forced Labor – “Definition of Fees” January 2020 https://www.responsiblebusiness.org/media/docs/RBADefinitionofFeesJan2020.pdf Don't know if it's tied together somehow, but I find it an interesting connection.

RCC I'm assuming is the Greater Cincinnati Regional Climate Collaborative https://greenumbrella.org/About-the-RCC.
Or it could be https://www.revivecincycounseling.com/ Revive Cincy Counceling - "We offer services for adults and adolescents for a variety of mental health issues in person or through telehealth video sessions. Our therapists are trained to treat most mental health struggles, and have specific advanced specialization areas. If you aren’t sure who to book with, check out the team page to see our experience and learn more about us, or reach out to us on the contact page and we can help you find the right fit. Our therapists affirm all identities, are culturally humble, are supportive of LGBTQIAP+ individuals, and work well with all variances in neurodivergence" But these are just guesses.

CEAI is Community Economic Advancement Initiatives https://ceaicincy.org/ "We promote a thriving culture of social and economic empowerment in the African American Community."

May be nothing, but the mural screamed at me when I saw it.