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Addressing Inequality through Bold Spatial Interventions
The Case of the Corridors of Freedom in Johannesburg, South Africa
May 2021, English
May 2021, English
Social Equity Policies and Spatial Development
The Case of Lisbon’s Subway Expansion Projects (1998-2018)
May 2021, English
May 2021, English
National Planning Conference
Lincoln Institute Experts to Share Insights at 2021 National Planning Conference
May 2021, English
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead conversations on how to equitably plan resilient communities at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference, which will be held virtually May 5 to 7, 2021, and be centered around themes such as addressing legacies of inequality, planning for resilience in a changing climate, and reinventing […]
May 2021, English
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead conversations on how to equitably plan resilient communities at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference, which will be held virtually May 5 to 7, 2021, and be centered around themes such as addressing legacies of inequality, planning for resilience in a changing climate, and reinventing […]
Value Capture and the Role of Land in the Equality of Opportunities
The Case of São Paulo, Brazil
May 2021, English
May 2021, English
May 2021, English
Boston Takes on Climate Change
Among the World's Most Prepared But Also the Most Vulnerable, the City Is Making Big Plans to Protect Itself
April 2021, English
This article is copublished with the American Planning Association’s Planning magazine. After a severe winter storm in 2018, a dumpster broke free of its moorings in Boston’s warehouse district, and started floating, almost serenely, down a flooded street. Someone captured the scene on video and it went viral, prompting headlines that the rapidly developing area should be renamed […]
April 2021, English
This article is copublished with the American Planning Association’s Planning magazine. After a severe winter storm in 2018, a dumpster broke free of its moorings in Boston’s warehouse district, and started floating, almost serenely, down a flooded street. Someone captured the scene on video and it went viral, prompting headlines that the rapidly developing area should be renamed […]
Mayor’s Desk
Expanding Affordability and Equity in Cambridge
April 2021, English
Cambridge Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui immigrated to the United States from Karachi, Pakistan, at the age of two, along with her parents and twin brother. Raised in affordable housing in Cambridge and educated in the city’s public schools, she later graduated from Brown University and served as an AmeriCorps fellow at New Profit, a nonprofit organization […]
April 2021, English
Cambridge Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui immigrated to the United States from Karachi, Pakistan, at the age of two, along with her parents and twin brother. Raised in affordable housing in Cambridge and educated in the city’s public schools, she later graduated from Brown University and served as an AmeriCorps fellow at New Profit, a nonprofit organization […]
Climate and Health Equity
Resilience District Concept Gathers Momentum in Seattle
April 2021, English
Residents of the Duwamish Valley, a section of Seattle perched just south of downtown, face an array of environmental challenges, health disparities, and racial inequities. Saddled with a legacy of pollution from the heavy industry and highways nearby, they now face increasing flood risks due to climate change and concerns about displacement and affordability. […]
April 2021, English
Residents of the Duwamish Valley, a section of Seattle perched just south of downtown, face an array of environmental challenges, health disparities, and racial inequities. Saddled with a legacy of pollution from the heavy industry and highways nearby, they now face increasing flood risks due to climate change and concerns about displacement and affordability. […]
