The Strong Towns staff answered your questions as part of a special edition of Ask Strong Towns. Watch the replay now.
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What’s been on your mind? We want to know. Join Chuck Marohn and the whole Strong Towns team for a special all-hands-on-deck edition of the Ask Strong Towns conversation.
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Melody Warnick has written an essential book on the topic of place attachment, the bond that can be cultivated between a person and his or her community. She joined us for a special Celebrity Ask Strong Towns, where you got to ask your questions. Here’s a video of that conversation.
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Dan Burden has been called the “Johnny Appleseed of pedestrian and bike design.” You asked one of the world’s foremost experts on planning for healthy, active communities your questions in our latest Ask Strong Towns—and now we’re sharing the video.
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Our next Ask Strong Towns: Celebrity Edition webcast features special guest Melody Warnick, journalist and author of “This Is Where You Belong: Finding Home Wherever You Are.” Sign up to ask her your questions in this members-only live Q&A on October 16th!
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Once a month we host Ask Strong Towns, a members-only live Q&A webcast. Here’s the video and audio from August 2019’s edition.
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Our special celebrity guest for the September edition of our "Ask Strong Towns webcast is Dan Burden, Director of Innovation and Inspiration at Blue Zones and one of Planetizen’s 100 Most Influential Urbanists.
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We’re sharing the video and audio from our July 2019 live webcast Q&A with Jordan Deffenbaugh and Jim Hodapp, primary organizers of Strong Towns Local Conversations Strong Towns Sioux Falls and Strong Indy.
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Our next Ask Strong Towns: Celebrity Edition webcast features two rock-star local organizers who have advanced the Strong Towns movement in their cities: Jim Hodapp of Strong Indy, and Jordan Deffenbaugh of Strong Towns Sioux Falls. This live, members-only webcast is coming your way on Tuesday, July 23rd!
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Once a month we host Ask Strong Towns, a members-only live Q&A webcast. Here’s the video and audio from this month’s.
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Does development in a struggling part of town mean displacing the people who already live there? Derek Avery doesn’t think so—and he’s walking his talk as an incremental developer who works hard to lift up the communities he works in. And here, he answers your questions.
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Street trees can be a huge maintenance headache, but are they worth it anyway for a fiscally prudent city? What do we think of land banks? Why isn’t “efficiency” always a good thing for cities? What the heck does “vibrant” mean? And more of your questions answered in the video and audio from April 2019’s Ask Strong Towns webcast!
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Our next Ask Strong Towns: Celebrity Edition webcast features special guest Derek Avery, a pioneering small-scale developer and champion of revitalization without gentrification. Sign up to ask him your questions in this members-only live Q&A on May 10th!
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Every other month we host a live webcast where Strong Towns members can ask their questions of our President Chuck Marohn and Communications Director Kea Wilson. Members: Don’t miss Ask Strong Towns on April 18th!
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Once a month we host Ask Strong Towns, a members-only live Q&A webcast. Here’s the video and audio from this month’s.
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Our next Ask Strong Towns: Celebrity Edition webcast features special guest Alan Mallach, author of The Divided City. Sign up to ask him your questions in this members-only live Q&A on March 21st!
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We’re sharing the video and audio from our January 2019 live webcast Q&A with mega-retail expert Stacy Mitchell.
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Today we're bringing you the video—and audio, if that’s more your jam—from the latest edition of our live, bimonthly ask-us-anything webcast, Ask Strong Towns.
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We’re sharing the video and audio from our November 2018 live webcast Q&A with renowned urban planner, walkability expert, and author of Walkable City Rules, Jeff Speck.
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On November 16th, you can ask us anything. And we mean anything.
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