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Can a ranking spark a movement and help bridge divides? Each year, Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore® index ranks the 100 ...
After their landlords quietly left the federal LIHTC affordable housing program, tenants union in Springfield, Missouri, have ...
Meet the grassroots groups organizing collective buying power and affordable pre-fabricated rebuild options for Eaton Fire ...
We're seeking diverse content creators passionate about urbanism, equity, and solutions journalism to help us tell stories ...
Op-ed: Adolescent girls are missing from parks, playgrounds — and our gender-blind urban planning. So let’s ask them what ...
This story was originally published by Yes! Magazine.
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta created a flexible $100 million fund to help nonprofits purchase affordable ...
Op-ed: When no one is feeding families, watching children and caring for seniors, cities collapse. Planning must recognize ...
Op-ed: An arts center is proving that promoting small-scale manufacturing can be part of this mostly-Black Alabama town’s ...
Chicago officials have backed away from plans for a city-owned grocery store, and private chains have proven unreliable. But community organizations continue innovating to meet residents’ needs.
With nighttime pedestrian deaths on the rise, new research on the link between moonlight and pedestrian fatalities suggests ...
A new book explores what it would look like to build an economy that places care and caregiving work at the forefront.