A passion for food access and community change led Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick to run for city council in her hometown of Rochester, MN.
Read MoreAlfred Melbourne sees farming as a chance to bring back land into productive use, feed neighbors and help guide young people down a supportive path.
Read MoreTo build Strong Towns, our communities will need to push past the Red/Blue dichotomy.
Read MoreOne of the biggest barriers to implementation—in business, community, and nearly everywhere—is not understanding how to manage change. These strategies will help.
Read MoreHow do you go from seeing a problem in your city to solving it collectively, and then getting elected to city council? This advocate’s story will show you.
Read MoreWhat happens when you open your eyes to the stories around you? How does that change the way you see your community?
Read MoreThe only way to fix what is broken is from the bottom up, starting with a covenant between each other.
Read MoreHow one Strong Towns member is building a stronger future for youth, and a stronger local economy, all at the same time.
Read MoreThe next step in our commitment to provide you the tools and resources you need to take action in your community.
Read MoreCary Westerbeck brought his neighbors together to collectively build a stronger town.
Read MoreThis Strong Towns member is helping her neighbors understand what’s going on in local government and get their voices heard.
Read MoreHere’s why everyone benefits when faith communities connect their mission and story to their physical place in the neighborhood.
Read MoreHow one urban advocate helped transform a downtown street into a pedestrian-friendly public space— plus tips for how you can do the same in your own city.
Read MoreDowntown Detroit has more parking today than any time in the city’s history—despite the city’s population being less than half what it once was. Now, a group of Detroiters are pushing for commonsense parking reform that can help put the Motor City back on the road to recovery.
Read MoreHigh school students are learning about Strong Towns concepts at an innovative program in Atlanta.
Read MoreIn a community dismissed as the “ghetto,” residents are doing the math on public investments — and finding surprises — then empowering residents to build a stronger future.
Read MoreIn a world of political polarization and paralyzed governance, Strong Towns advocates are out there getting stuff done. And we have the data to prove it.
Read MoreHow one community leader is giving back to his community by creating an indoor market and food hall.
Read MoreThe story of how Edmonton, a sprawling prairie city, became the first major Canadian city to end parking minimums—and what the rest of us can learn from its example.
Read MoreHere’s how doing the math can help get your city the best return on investment and steward your local resources well.
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