Residents of small towns shouldn’t have to travel to a large urban downtown to get a taste of a walkable, people-centered environment.
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We’re pleased to present the new Strong Towns Strategic Plan, which will guide the organization for at least the next five years (until we craft a new one)!
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Of course, history has a way of repeating itself, but what’s always changing are the eyes we look through and the way our neighbors see us.
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The writing process, disability and artistry, and architectural populism. These are just some of the stories from around the internet that Strong Towns staff were reading and talking about this week.
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This latest video from Not Just Bikes explores the link between the walkability of a place and how much daily exercise people get.
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Beth Silverman is working on a non-traditional—and very successful—approach to housing affordability.
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Sometimes it can be daunting for advocates to begin…well, actually advocating. Here’s a simple, 4-step process that can help you overcome that first hurdle toward making your place stronger.
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Why isn’t social housing the silver bullet it's sometimes sold as, and what it would take to be successful? (Hint: You still have to fix the market.)
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What does this case study imply for housing in the U.S., as a whole?
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Forget what you've heard; this isn't your granddad's social housing.
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In a moment to be celebrated, CDOT cancels highway expansion plans, stating they "have no money" to add vehicle capacity to I-25.
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What if we could get back large buildings hosting businesses at a hyperlocal scale—and what if that actually helped reduce the sentiment we call NIMBYism?
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What started as a simple email group turned into a storytelling forum.
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This week on the Strong Towns Podcast, host Chuck Marohn gets to talk with Mike McGinn, executive director of America Walks.
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In the realm of urban planning, there’s plenty of discourse out there about housing affordability—but what about household wealth building?
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To protect our advocacy work against future harassment from the Minnesota licensing board, Strong Towns President Charles Marohn is retiring as a professional engineer.
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Wilderness loss, Peppa Pig, and ride-hailing apps. These are just some of the stories from around the internet that Strong Towns staff were reading and talking about this week.
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This week on High Value, tensions come to a head as High Value representative Brad Riese make his case for bringing the big-box store to Chippewa Falls.
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Up to one-third of all houses of worship in the United States will have closed over the next few years. What will we do with the spaces they leave behind?
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