A crucial part of making your city or town stronger lies in revitalizing your downtown. Here’s how one Local Conversation organizer is doing that work in her place.
Read MoreWe live in a culture that exalts the people who say, “I know.” But sometimes what our places need are people willing to say, “I don’t know,” and, “What do you think?” and, “Let’s figure that out together.”
Read MoreWhen the pandemic shut down our town, I realized how much I'd taken for granted the neighbors who showed up every day to make our community work.
Read MoreTwo of our favorite storytellers—Urban3 and Not Just Bikes—come together in this awesome video.
Read MoreCo-housing not only saves money for these two families—and enabled them to buy a home, in the first place—it’s also allowed them to better weather hard times.
Read MoreWhat are some of the practical ways that faith communities can contribute to healthy economic ecosystems?
Read MoreHow do we build vibrant local economies that are good for the people who actually live in a neighborhood?
Read MoreWhat do fractals have to do with building strong towns? A lot more than you might assume.
Read MoreThis simple, fun workshop will help your community discover just how many assets it has to work with.
Read MoreStrong Towns advocates and faith communities both want to create neighborhoods with vibrant economies that benefit everyone. A good place to begin working together is around walkability.
Read MoreAs of right now, there are roughly 100 Local Conversations happening across North America. Our dream is to turn 100 into 1,000.
Read MoreStrong Towns Community Builder John Pattison shares his favorite content from this past year.
Read MoreWhat if religious congregations are the “sleeping giant” of the Strong Towns movement?
Read MoreNext time you see a half-full parking lot, especially on Black Friday, think of all the untapped possibilities trapped underneath that sea of asphalt.
Read More2021 has been a milestone year for the Strong Towns movement. Here’s why.
Read MoreWhat does it actually mean to support something?
Read MoreThe Strong Towns movement is getting traction, in no small part thanks to the 100+ Local Conversations our members are having across North America.
Read MoreYou’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?
Read MoreYour small town had a 1 in 5,000 chance to receive a reality TV makeover. What can the other 4,999 learn?
Read MoreThis new Not Just Bikes video features an Ontario stroad that’s anything but wonderful.
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