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Lighting the Cauldron: Leveraging the Olympic Games to Promote Urban Resilience
As Los Angeles gears up to host the 2028 Olympics, many are wondering whether the Games will benefit or hurt the sprawling metropolis. While previous
Resilient Roots: Strategies for Sustaining Neighborhood Identity Amid Gentrification
Authored By: Rama Ramachandran While New York City’s population has never been static, the City’s development and growth from the 1970s to today has coincided
The Role of Thought Leadership in Attracting New Clients
In today’s competitive marketplace, standing out as a firm requires more than offering great services or products. Clients are no longer just looking for vendors;
How Can We Make Urban Planning More Just? Introducing the Community Justice Index
Recognizing the absence of restorative justice principles in urban planning, Public Works Partners created the Community Justice Index, a three-part framework for more just community-based
Building a Resilient Future for NYC Public Transit
Authored By: Veronica Maisch New York City has long been home to the largest public transit system in the country. Over 600 miles of subway
Towards a Just Restorative Justice
Over four years have passed since streets in New York City and across the US erupted in protests over the murder of George Floyd. This