Getting yourself from Point A to Point B in your city shouldn’t require 100-square-feet of space.
Read MoreWe’re getting another strip mall out on the edge of town, right next to the half-occupied strip mall built in 2007 before the last financial crisis.
Read MoreThe work of building your Strong Town doesn’t end with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, because the work is never done. That shouldn’t be discouraging. Rather, it should give our efforts meaning and energy.
Read MoreWe all want to live a good life in a prosperous place. The particulars of that vary—as this story shows—but it’s an opportunity that should be available to us all.
Read MoreStrong Towns is empowering thousands of champions for change to bring their places back to greater prosperity, little by little, through bottom-up action. Here’s what that looks like.
Read MoreWe can’t solve complex problems with the same thinking that created them in the first place. All around North America, people are finding — and acting upon — a fresh approach to building strong towns and cities.
Read MoreSometimes the way to best advocate for change in your city isn’t obvious or easy. And the inertia of the status quo is a challenge all its own.
Read MoreA lot of places that were built on the premise of efficient, manicured order are going to need to pivot to a different vision of the future: one based more on nimble, ad-hoc adaptation.
Read MoreSidewalk Labs pulled the plug on a controversial smart cities project on the Toronto waterfront. This SHOULD effect other smart cities projects going forward — but will it?
Read MorePeople all over North America are following these four simple steps to take action and grow the movement.
Read MoreThe free guide to transforming your community into a stable and prosperous place.
Read MoreStreets designed to keep people on bikes safe also boost community wealth. And budget-conscious city officials are starting to take notice.
Read MoreThe “lightning bolt moment” is different for everyone. But one thing a lot of these experiences have in common: the realization there are thousands standing with you.
Read MoreThere are many entry points to the Strong Towns conversation. For our content manager, it was asking big questions about how our cities’ development patterns can either bring people together or keep them apart.
Read MoreOur cities are littered with the bones of policies that failed because we tried to solve complex problems with top-down, technocratic solutions. So how does change happen?
Read MoreFollow these steps and you’ll stabilize your community and lay the groundwork for the strongest possible recovery.
Read MoreOur cities and towns are too important — and too interesting — for sepia-toned daydreams.
Read MoreThe American pattern of development creates the illusion of wealth. Today we are in the process of seeing that illusion destroyed…and with it the prosperity we have come to take for granted.
Read MoreFifteen people joined the Strong Towns Movement this week, and our community shared some great resources for people who want to get connected with their local farmers.
Read MoreIt’s a shame it took a global pandemic for towns and cities to discover the benefits of low-cost, low-risk experiments.
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