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Op-ed: Urban planners and designers still have a chance to create transformative public projects – if we can learn the ...
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 ...
Op-ed: Adolescent girls are missing from parks, playgrounds — and our gender-blind urban planning. So let’s ask them what ...
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The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta created a flexible $100 million fund to help nonprofits purchase affordable ...
About 3.6 million Americans are threatened by eviction each year, and for many, the consequences last long after the eviction itself. Even if they avoid losing their homes, eviction records can ...
Op-ed: When no one is feeding families, watching children and caring for seniors, cities collapse. Planning must recognize ...
The Inner-City Muslim Action Network opened the Go Green Community Fresh Market in Chicago in 2022. (Photo courtesy IMAN) This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or ...
Op-ed: An arts center is proving that promoting small-scale manufacturing can be part of this mostly-Black Alabama town’s ...