Social Equity
7 articles
What Are The Benefits of Urban Green Spaces For Community & Environment?
Across 862 cities in 31 European countries, a study evaluated the '3-30-300 rule' for urban green spaces, setting a new benchmark for urban planning.
What Are the Top Challenges for Urban Green Spaces?
In a study of 28 North American and European cities, urban greening was a leading or contributing factor in citywide gentrification in 17 places between 1990 and 2016, according to the Lincoln Institu
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.