The story of how Edmonton, a sprawling prairie city, became the first major Canadian city to end parking minimums—and what the rest of us can learn from its example.
Read MoreWant to share the Strong Towns message in a way that is interesting and accessible? A YouTuber in Amsterdam is launching a new series that can do just that.
Read MoreThe feds don’t have serious solutions to the problem of pedestrian safety. It’s up to us to take action right where we are.
Read MoreHelp us welcome the two newest members of the Strong Towns staff!
Read MoreFaith communities have a unique and indispensable role in building stronger, more prosperous, and more resilient places. It’s easy to get started.
Read MoreIf we want our cities to be more resilient and financially productive, we must allow them to become complex again.
Read MoreThe best-laid plans can fail. Knowing that should cause us to think critically about what projects we pursue, how we pursue them, and how we evaluate success.
Read MoreThe way be build towns and cities in North America is a radical departure from how our ancestors did it (even a few generations ago) and how cities are built elsewhere in the world. Here are 7 key differences.
Read MorePonzi schemes fail because they are built on illusions: there is no there there. So what happens when an entire continent of towns and cities is caught up in a kind of Growth Ponzi Scheme? We are finding out.
Read MorePeople working to build stronger and more resilient communities will find, in the work of this Kentucky farmer, a voice of clarity and sanity.
Read MoreYou know what’s sexier than the latest mega-project on the far edges of town? Building a city that is resilient and prosperous, both now and into the future.
Read MoreThe latest partisan wedge issue—whether or not our suburbs should be allowed to evolve—is actually an opportunity for common ground.
Read MoreThe work of building a Strong Town can’t be done alone. Here’s how to find (and create) collaborators where you live.
Read MoreDo you have some travel ahead of you this holiday weekend? If so, this might be a good time to check out several great podcasts that friends of the Strong Towns movement have recently launched.
Read MoreThe work of building a Strong Town is ultimately “culture-making” work.
Read MoreJust as the pandemic has revealed how interconnected we all are, it has also exposed the extent to which we have dis-integrated and dis-membered our society.
Read MoreThe coronavirus has revealed just how fragile our industrialized and globalized food system always was. It’s time to strengthen our local food economies. These resources can help.
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 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 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.
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