In Philly’s Germantown, residents are learning practical preparedness skills — from water storage to power outage planning — ...

After 10 years and just $16.7 million in repairs — a sliver of what’s needed to fix Detroit’s aging homes — a city-backed ...

Op-ed: The built environment shapes how communities mourn, remember and heal. Urban planning can suppress that process – or make space for it.

Immigrant-serving nonprofit newsrooms are doing essential work meeting the information needs of immigrant communities in general and in this critical time in particular. This session will explore how ...

Op-ed: Sports events, conventions and festivals produce massive food surpluses. Local policies can redirect that food to ...

BB House (left), part of a mixed-use renovation, and Capitol View (right), affordable condos developed by Habitat for Humanity. Both are single-staircase apartment buildings in Seattle. (Photos by ...

Op-ed: The Cedar Avenue and Hamline Park filter blockades showed how neighbors protect neighbors, using the only tool available — control of public space — to create safety when no institution will ...

As budgets tighten, nonprofits and cities alike are launching centralized help desks to help residents navigate scarce ...

Lexington used a $1 million public contract to wipe out millions in hospital bills. In rural Paducah, organizers are ...

Whistles – some 3D-printed, distributed in coffee shops and churches – have become a fixture in neighborhoods where residents are seeking ways to warn one another in real time. In some neighborhoods, ...

California has funded immigrant legal defense against deportation for a decade. Now, more cities and counties are kicking in ...

Expanding access to home finance did not eliminate the structural barriers Detroiters faced as they tried to repair their homes, Nicholas L. Caverly writes in his new book. Nor did demolitions.