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1. How Seattle’s Black Home Initiative Is Addressing Affordability and Inequity

   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2024
   By Amanda Abrams, February 20, 2024

   As part of the Connecting Capital and Community initiative, a network forms in the Puget Sound region

2. Mayor’s Desk: Seeing New Opportunity in Scranton

   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2024
   By Anthony Flint, February 13, 2024

   On the challenges and opportunities of guiding a postindustrial city that has some surprising claims to fame

3. Case Study: Can Meandering Paths Connect a Fragmented Planning System?

   Developing a Regional Governance Structure to Enable Watershed Planning in Southeast Louisiana
   Otro
   Junio 2021
   Rachelle Sanderson, Thomas Douthat, Manohar “Manny” Patole

   Louisiana’s flat geography, proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, and seasonal rain events make the state especially susceptible to flooding. Risks are particularly high because water can flow...

4. Moving Beyond Conventional Economic Development Practice

   An Asset-Based Framework for Sustainable Communities
   Documentos de trabajo
   Enero 2024
   Haegi Kwon, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

   Many factors contribute to growing inequalities in the United States. This report focuses on how economic development policies and practices may contribute to more equitable cities and regions. It...

5. New Blueprint Shows How Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Can Expand Affordable Housing

   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2024
   By Kristina McGeehan, February 7, 2024

   The Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition, an alliance of leading US housing organizations convened by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, today released a blueprint for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s 2025–2027 Duty to Serve plans.

6. Is Economic Development Working? Rethinking Local Approaches to Growth

   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2024
   By Jon Gorey, February 9, 2024

   Traditional economic development approaches often produce uneven growth that can deepen disadvantage and exacerbate longstanding inequities, but prioritizing the well-being of residents can lead to very different outcomes.

7. Fellows in Focus: Building Affordable Homeownership Opportunities in New Orleans

   Revista Land Lines
   Enero 2024
   By Jon Gorey, January 19, 2024

   Oji Alexander helps people see themselves as homeowners, and the Fulcrum Fellowship helped him see his own work in a new light.

8. Seven Need-to-Know Trends for Planners in 2024

   Revista Land Lines
   Enero 2024
   By APA Foresight team

   From artificial intelligence to de-extinction science, emerging technological and social innovations are changing the world. In partnership with the Lincoln Institute, the American Planning Association has identified trends for planners to watch.

9. Anticipated but Unpredictable

   Exploratory Scenario Planning for Climate Migration in Cleveland/Cuyahoga County, Ohio
   Documentos de trabajo
   Agosto 2023
   Terry Schwarz, Joseph Schilling, Violet Sulka/Hewes, Catherine Tumber, and Nicholas B. Rajkovich

   Anticipated but Unpredictable: Exploratory Scenario Planning for Climate Migration in Cleveland/Cuyahoga County, Ohio is a case study that explores the process and outcomes of a climate migration...

10. Scenario Planning for Disaster Recovery and Resilience

    Solicitud de propuestas
    Enero 2024

    The Consortium for Scenario Planning is looking for projects that will design community-based exploratory scenario planning workshops that can be used in disaster recovery and resilience planning.