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Storytelling the Future: How New York’s Oldest Nonprofits Have Adapted to a Changing World
Authored By: Seth Satterlee Employing approximately 12.5 million people, or 10% of the national workforce, American nonprofits operate on a scale unmatched by other countries.
Building a Greener and More Affordable Future
The urgent need to decarbonize our buildings collides with another crisis: housing affordability. As cities and states set aggressive climate goals—mandating net-zero buildings, electrification, and
Public Works Partners Earns LA Metro SBE Certification
Public Works Partners is excited to announce our brand-new Small Business Enterprise (SBE) certification with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro). As we
Product Review: Streetmix
Imagine this scenario: You’re an urban planner meeting with a local block association to talk about making improvements to a main street. The community center’s
Interview: Why Nonprofits Should Know Their Narrative
Did you know that Public Works Partners was launched in 2010? Since then, we’ve grown from three to nearly thirty team members, expanded into our
The Role of Storytelling in Community Recovery and Resilience Building
Disasters disrupt not just the physical landscape but also communities’ social and emotional fabric. In these moments of upheaval, storytelling is more than a means
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