Why Do Dentists Fix Cavities for Children?
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The Future of Housing
A recent report by AARP Foundation and the Harvard Joint Center of Housing Studies found that nearly 20 million older adults live in unaffordable and unsafe housing. Twenty million households [...]
Can Social Impact Bonds Help Reduce Homelessness?
On any given night in Santa Clara County, Calif., more than 6,000 people are homeless. Annually, that's costing the county more than $500 million. To Dave Cortese, president of the [...]
This Man’s Bold Idea: Pay Criminals to Stay Out of Trouble
To some, it’s one of the most dangerous spots in America. Others know it as “a city that pays criminals to behave.” To DeVone Boggan, Richmond, Calif., on the east [...]
10 Trends Impacting Downtown Revitalization
Eau Claire is a mid-sized Wisconsin community with a city population of 70,000 and a metro area population of 150,000. Downtown Eau Claire has become a vibrant place in the [...]
Oaklanders Reclaim Public Space at Design Fair
In the days leading up to Super Bowl 50, hundreds of thousands of people visited “Super Bowl City” in San Francisco, a temporary amusement park filled with concerts, exhibits and [...]
How Des Moines, Iowa Got Cool
“In the end it wasn’t so much about the money, it was about prompting people to think up ideas and to work together to get them done,” Gartner says. Simultaneously, Principal, [...]
View Transit as an Economic Catalyst: High Frequency Bus Route along 11th Street could spur East Springfield Development
In recent years, communities across the United States have approved ballot initiatives to levy a tax to support public transit. Fortunately, in many ways, Illinois is ahead on public transit. The [...]
Small Scale Development
“People always say, ‘well Monte you have vision,’” says Monte Anderson, a 57-year-old small-scale developer in the Greater Dallas region. “There is no vision. I have one thing: I [...]
What a Small Business in Detroit Can Do With $10,000
Adrienne Bennett is America’s first African-American woman who is a licensed master plumber. Born in Chicago, her family moved to Detroit when she was nine. When she decided to start [...]