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In Memoriam
H. James Brown, Former President of the Lincoln Institute
February 2021, English
H. James (Jim) Brown, who served as president of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy from 1996 to 2005, died Sunday, January 24, 2021, in New York City. He was 80 years old. Brown, a native of Indiana who grew up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, studied economics before becoming a specialist in urban planning, […]
February 2021, English
H. James (Jim) Brown, who served as president of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy from 1996 to 2005, died Sunday, January 24, 2021, in New York City. He was 80 years old. Brown, a native of Indiana who grew up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, studied economics before becoming a specialist in urban planning, […]
Making the Comeback
Reversing the Downward Trajectory of African American Middle Neighborhoods in Legacy Cities
February 2021, English
February 2021, English
Accelerating Community Investment
Lincoln Institute Launches Initiative to Mobilize Investment in Low-Income Communities
January 2021, English
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy today launched an initiative to mobilize investment in low-income communities, especially those that have been excluded from access to mainstream financial and wealth-building resources. The initiative, Accelerating Community Investment (ACI), seeks to create a more fertile environment for philanthropies and other mission-aligned investors to deepen investment in community […]
January 2021, English
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy today launched an initiative to mobilize investment in low-income communities, especially those that have been excluded from access to mainstream financial and wealth-building resources. The initiative, Accelerating Community Investment (ACI), seeks to create a more fertile environment for philanthropies and other mission-aligned investors to deepen investment in community […]
Land Matters Podcast
Season 2, Episode 1: In First of 75th Anniversary Shows, An Interview with Bill McKibben
January 2021, English
The Lincoln Institute is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2021—our origins date to the original Lincoln Foundation, founded in 1946—and throughout the year the Land Matters podcast will examine different aspects of our work, and the people and places that have had an influence on the organization as it has evolved over the years. The […]
January 2021, English
The Lincoln Institute is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2021—our origins date to the original Lincoln Foundation, founded in 1946—and throughout the year the Land Matters podcast will examine different aspects of our work, and the people and places that have had an influence on the organization as it has evolved over the years. The […]
Scenario Planning
Annual Conference Addresses Equity, Climate Resilience, COVID-19, and More
January 2021, English
The uncertainty created by COVID-19 has illustrated the value of scenario planning—a practice used to plan for uncertain futures by exploring multiple possibilities of what might happen—and has led to increased demand for related tools and resources. At the Lincoln Institute’s fourth annual Consortium for Scenario Planning conference, held virtually from January 13 to […]
January 2021, English
The uncertainty created by COVID-19 has illustrated the value of scenario planning—a practice used to plan for uncertain futures by exploring multiple possibilities of what might happen—and has led to increased demand for related tools and resources. At the Lincoln Institute’s fourth annual Consortium for Scenario Planning conference, held virtually from January 13 to […]
Status of a New Value Capture Tool in Mexico City
El Sistema de Actuación por Cooperación
January 2021, English
January 2021, English
The Road To Revitalization
Economic Inclusion and America's Legacy Cities
January 2021, English
Even before the COVID-19 crisis, many of America’s postindustrial cities, also known as legacy cities, struggled with economic stagnation, poverty, and deep inequality. Yet, some of these cities were on a path to a brighter future, thanks to proven strategies for equitable regeneration. The future of legacy cities is the topic of this recorded discussion […]
January 2021, English
Even before the COVID-19 crisis, many of America’s postindustrial cities, also known as legacy cities, struggled with economic stagnation, poverty, and deep inequality. Yet, some of these cities were on a path to a brighter future, thanks to proven strategies for equitable regeneration. The future of legacy cities is the topic of this recorded discussion […]
Land Lines, January/April 2021
January 2021, English
January 2021, English
