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1. Consortium for Scenario Planning 2021 Conference

   Conferences
   January 13, 2021

   The fourth annual Consortium for Scenario Planning Conference went digital in January 2021! With 150 attendees, this cutting-edge event featured interactive presentations by the Wasatch Front Regional Council and dozens of practitioners, consultants, and

2. Uncertain Futures

   Lincoln Institute Announce Winners of RFP Focused on Equity and Low-Growth Scenarios
   Land Lines Magazine
   July 2020
   By Emma Zehner, July 29, 2020

   In the coming year, MN350, a Minnesota-based climate justice organization, will work with the city of Bemidji, nonprofit groups, residents, and three tribal nations—Leech Lake, Red Lake, and White...

3. Climate and Health Equity

   Resilience District Concept Gathers Momentum in Seattle
   Land Lines Magazine
   April 2021
   By Emma Zehner, April 21, 2021

   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...

4. Webinar: Planning for an Equitable Recovery with Limited Fiscal Resources

   Events
   October 15, 2020

   This webinar will explore how legacy city leaders can pursue low-cost, high-impact planning efforts to get on the path to inclusive revitalization and foster a more equitable recovery from COVID-19

5. Mayor’s Desk

   A Capital Reckoning in Washington, DC
   Land Lines Magazine
   September 2020
   By Anthony Flint, September 2, 2020

   Muriel Bowser vaulted to national prominence this year as a leading voice in the coronavirus pandemic and the movement for racial justice. Bowser was elected mayor of Washington, DC, in 2014 and...

6. Memphis Facing Another Highway Decision with Tom Lee Park Project

   Commercial Appeal
   March 12, 2021
   Lincoln Institute in the News

7. What Is a Community Land Trust? And Could One Help With Tacoma's Homelessness Crisis?

   The News Tribune
   December 18, 2020
   Lincoln Institute in the News

8. Neighborhoods United: Highway Removal Gains Steam in U.S. Cities

   Thomson Reuters Foundation News
   April 12, 2021
   Lincoln Institute in the News

9. Houston on the Front Lines of Sprawl

   Events
   April 28, 2021
   Speaker: William Fulton

   Join us for a presentation and dialogue with Bill Fulton, Director, Kinder Institute for Urban Research, Rice University.

10. The Possible Housing Opportunity Provided by COVID-19

    Who.What.Why.
    July 22, 2020
    Lincoln Institute in the News