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Members and supporters of the NAACP picket for fair housing in Detroit
Recalculando

Cómo los planificadores se están esforzando para que sus ciudades, y su profesión, sean más equitativas

Por Jon Gorey, October 31, 2023
A building painted with the phrase 'Welcome to the ONE Love'
El ONE sigue en pie

Lecciones de un gran compromiso que asumió una ciudad pequeña con la capacidad de pago en los barrios

Por Julie Campoli, October 31, 2023
La caja de herramientas de la naturaleza

Marismas salinas, hongos y otros héroes climáticos olvidados

Por Jon Gorey, October 31, 2023
Partial definition of the word land on a dictionary page
Defining Moments in Land Policy By George W. McCarthy, October 18, 2023
A building painted with the phrase 'Welcome to the ONE Love'
Still the ONE: Lessons from a Small City’s Big Commitment to Affordability By Julie Campoli, October 18, 2023
Partial definition of the word land on a dictionary page
What Is Land Policy? Readers Weigh In By Lincoln Institute, October 18, 2023

Fall/Winter 2023

In this issue, planners discuss the steps they’re taking to address the profession’s legacy of inequity; local residents and leaders in Burlington, Vermont, reflect on an ambitious effort to preserve affordable housing in the Old North End neighborhood; and we spotlight surprising natural climate solutions, from coastal salt marshes to caribou herds.

John Farner Named Executive Director of the Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy By Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, October 4, 2023
Un nuevo acuerdo en Delhi Por Anthony Flint, September 30, 2023