For #BlackFridayParking week, we’re paying homage to Donald Shoup, whose work has been hugely influential to Strong Towns.
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You might be used to good ideas getting killed by committee. Here’s some inspiration to keep pushing, regardless.
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Pedestrians don’t bear primary responsibility for road safety—but to an extent, neither do drivers. These photos illustrate why.
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Strong Towns and the Parking Reform Network have joined forces to bring you a whole new way of viewing reforms to parking minimums across North America.
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Wherever you are this Friday, share a photo of the wasteful parking lots around you—and share it with us via #BlackFridayParking!
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We all know about the Suburban Experiment here at Strong Towns—but are we now also starting to see the rise of a new paradigm?
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We’re relaunching our crowd-sourced map of cities in the U.S. and Canada that have ended or sharply curtailed their parking requirements. And it's more useful than ever.
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2021 has been a milestone year for the Strong Towns movement. Here’s why.
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What does it actually mean to support something?
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There are all kinds of people that make up the Strong Towns membership, but they have one thing in common: they are all supporting this movement.
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Ashley Salvador is a housing advocate and city councilor in Edmonton, Alberta.
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The next generation of local leaders won’t consign themselves to serving as wards of the state. Instead, they’ll step up as the highest level of organizing for members of a community.
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Some people get up in arms about adding new bike lanes to neighborhoods. So why do the mayors who head these projects so often get reelected?
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The Strong Towns movement is getting traction, in no small part thanks to the 100+ Local Conversations our members are having across North America.
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You’re not alone in your desire for a safer neighborhood or a city where every family can prosper.
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What if you had free rein to do the things you know need to be done to fix your neighborhood street?
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We encounter a lot of “doers” in this movement—but there’s more than one way to take a step toward action.
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You’re here because you sensed that something was wrong with North America’s development pattern. So what will it be: red pill or blue pill?
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Is there a question that brought you to this movement? What answer were you seeking when you first found us?
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Pop social-scientists, zen habits, and small-scale farming. 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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