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Urban leaders have an obligation to uphold dignity and belonging through public infrastructure, especially in times of ...
Principled urbanism can feel nearly impossible under an administration openly hostile to social justice, equity and cities as a whole. But there’s still a lot of opportunity to do good.
When a new owner imposed sharp rent hikes in 2018, tenants in Mattapan organized and fought back. Now, more than 300 housing ...
Drawing on research with nearly 4,000 students, Michaela Leslie-Rule’s “How We See Us” shows us the stories young people tell ...
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Op-ed: The loss of federal buyout assistance is a wake-up call to create state and local programs that protect communities ...
With corporate landlords snatching up manufactured housing, a growing movement of mobile home residents is pushing back ...
A recent study shows how evictions raise community health risks, underscoring the need for stronger tenant protections and ...
San Diego Artists in the city’s historic Barrio Logan are pushing for stronger ordinances to protect public art, as cultural ...
Sponsored: From integrating nature and balancing safety with manageable risk to incorporating culturally relevant design ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that would make it easier for city and state governments to ...
The new law boosts tax credits for housing developers, but sweeping cuts to the social safety net – and a new appropriations ...
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