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SEYMOUR, Ind. - The Brookings Institution has chosen Seymour and two other Indiana towns for a project focused on expanding equitable economic opportu...

Michigan City is planning a year-long learning lab to create a plan for more economic inclusion to ensure people of all socioeconomic backgrounds have opportunities.

A burgeoning Arlington nonprofit wants to redevelop downtown's Arlington Museum of Art into a community gathering space named after the city's historic mineral well.

A new report suggests that despite recent challenges, the ‘value proposition’ of urban activity centers remains as strong as ever.

To redefine public safety, policymakers need to invest in community services, says Sakira Cook, co-interim Vice-President of Campaigns at Color Of Change.

Op-ed: The bumpy road to becoming Alabama’s first music city began with a music audit.

The COVID-19 pandemic sent everybody but essential employees to work from home. Now some office workers want to continue that model or have a hybrid work schedule leaving empty office spaces.

Brave New Home pulls apart how Americans became infatuated with single-family houses — but how even those who can afford them find them find that they can be financial, emotional, and social drains. The book explores solutions to the social, economic, and environmental consequences of single-family living, such as accessory dwelling units, co-living, multigenerational living, and wellness communities. This is a free event, but contributions to GGWash for events like this help make them possib...