In some places, houses of worship have formed interfaith coalitions, and do valuable work on social justice issues—but what if they also addressed issues of economics and place?
Read MoreKentucky and Indiana wasted a billion dollars on highway capacity that people don’t use or value.
Read MoreThe most frequent request we’re getting these days is for a status update on our lawsuit with the Minnesota board of licensure. Here are the answers we can give you, for now.
Read MoreHere are some touchstone concepts that help underlie the Strong Towns view of how to achieve a world full of places capable of growing bottom-up prosperity
Read MoreSurprise, surprise: Americans love dense, walkable places connected to a sense of history.
Read MoreResidents of this Houston neighborhood thought they were winning the lottery with a government-sponsored infrastructure project. Instead, they endured a seven-month-long nightmare.
Read MoreWhat if religious congregations are the “sleeping giant” of the Strong Towns movement?
Read MoreChuck holds a Q&A session with Confessions of a Recovering Engineer readers.
Read MoreReal-world examples of the administrative friction that holds back small-scale developers.
Read MoreNext time you see a half-full parking lot, especially on Black Friday, think of all the untapped possibilities trapped underneath that sea of asphalt.
Read MoreHere’s how to participate in this annual event!
Read MoreThe $1 trillion infrastructure bill is being signed into law. But who gets to decide how the money will be spent, and will they make the right decisions for communities of color?
Read MoreFor #BlackFridayParking week, we’re paying homage to Donald Shoup, whose work has been hugely influential to Strong Towns.
Read MoreYou might be used to good ideas getting killed by committee. Here’s some inspiration to keep pushing, regardless.
Read MorePedestrians don’t bear primary responsibility for road safety—but to an extent, neither do drivers. These photos illustrate why.
Read MoreStrong Towns and the Parking Reform Network have joined forces to bring you a whole new way of viewing reforms to parking minimums across North America.
Read MoreWherever you are this Friday, share a photo of the wasteful parking lots around you—and share it with us via #BlackFridayParking!
Read MoreWe all know about the Suburban Experiment here at Strong Towns—but are we now also starting to see the rise of a new paradigm?
Read MoreWe’re relaunching our crowd-sourced map of cities in the U.S. and Canada that have ended or sharply curtailed their parking requirements. And it's more useful than ever.
Read More2021 has been a milestone year for the Strong Towns movement. Here’s why.
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