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A “New” Normal: Top-Down or Bottom-Up Redevelopment in Uptown?

Local Conversations

Turning a Big Ship

Local Conversations

Ward Walks

Local Conversations

Catching the Small Waves of Change in Sheboygan, WI

Local Conversations

In Madison, Safer Streets Started With a Simple Test

Local Conversations

The Quiet Alliance That Helps Cities Change

Local Conversations

When a Drive-Thru Feels Like the Only Option

Streets

New Haven Was Cut in Half. One Alder Is Trying to Stitch It Back Together

Local Conversations

Trials Are Good And We Should Do More

Local Conversations

Maine Advocates Take a Step Toward Safer Streets Near a School

Streets

After Years of Crashes, This New Haven Intersection Is Getting a Safer Design

Local Conversations

This Ohio City Didn’t Wait for a Miracle — It Made One Instead

Local Conversations

29 Benches, 1 Mission: Washington Residents Step Up To Improve Transit

Local Conversations

From Struggle to Success: How to Build a Local Movement That Lasts

Local Conversations

Buffalo Residents Show How Quick, DIY Projects Can Improve Transit

Housing

Local Advocates Just Drove Bloomington's Biggest Housing Breakthrough in 10 Years

Local Conversations

Want Healthy Kids and Supportive Communities? Start With a Block Party.

Streets

Texas Advocates Use Data to Win Street Safety Upgrades for Students

Streets

How One California City Teamed Up With Residents To Stop Speeding

Streets

Portland Advocates Defend Life-Saving Street Design — and Win a Pause

Parking

Why This Canadian City Said Goodbye to Parking Mandates (And How It Really Happened)

Local Conversations

Forget Megaprojects—This Teacher Has a Better Way to Fix Cities

Accounting

Columbus Locals Turn Data into Dialogue

Streets

Pedestrian Deaths Are Still Way Too High. Here's What Needs to Change.