Social Equity
5 articles
What are Community Land Trusts and why do they matter for affordable housing?
More than 350,000 affordable rental homes could vanish by 2030, a looming crisis projected by Grounded Solutions that threatens to displace countless families and destabilize urban neighborhoods.
How Socioeconomic Status Shapes Neighborhood Governance
In Oklahoma City, a neighborhood's ability to tackle local issues through its association is often a direct reflection of its residents' bank accounts, not their collective will.
What is the role of community centers in neighborhood well-being?
In New Hampshire, a recent review of over 7,500 potential community sites found only 100 entities across 238 municipalities qualified as official community centers, according to Nhmunicipal .
Beyond Budgets: Why Accessible Public Green Spaces Are Our Best Urban Investment
Prioritizing accessible public green spaces is the most critical investment for a city's long-term economic vitality, social equity, and community well-being. It's about building resilient, healthy urban environments for generations to come.
What Is Gentrification? A Guide to Its Causes, Effects, and Solutions in Urban Areas
Gentrification is a complex process of neighborhood change, bringing both new investment and significant challenges for long-term residents. This guide explores its causes, effects, and potential solutions in urban areas.