Green Urbanism in America: Voter Attitudes Toward Sustainable Community Development

Researchers and policymakers are exploring “green urbanism” as a way to create healthier, more sustainable…

What Gets Erased When Nonprofits Scrub DEI Language

How nonprofits describe the communities they serve can shape public understanding, policy, and funding, raising…

The Fiscal Case for Building Homes Near Jobs and Transit

Building more homes near jobs, transit, and existing infrastructure could help communities improve housing affordability…

Climate Philanthropy Doesn’t Have a Talent Problem, it Has an Access Problem

Young climate leaders are driving innovative solutions, but barriers to funding and philanthropy can keep…

Protest Changes Policy When Communities Stay Organized

Research shows that protest is most effective at driving policy change when communities sustain their…

Report: SNAP Benefits Vanishing Faster Than CT Officials Expected

Nearly 63,000 have lost food assistance in past year.

Will CT’s New Healthcare Affordability Measures Lower Costs?

Connecticut is introducing new measures aimed at slowing rising healthcare costs, but experts question whether…

Inside The Connecticut High School Where Students Study The Systems That Power It

Through visible infrastructure, hands-on training spaces, and high-performance design strategies, the campus gives students firsthand…

Promising Approaches for Keeping Our Seniors Housed and Healthy

Promising Approaches for Keeping Our Seniors Housed and Healthy.

The False And The Furious: We Aren’t Just Bothered By Different Beliefs – We’re Bothered When We Think Others Are Wrong

Why do disagreements about vaccines, climate change or elections often feel so personal?

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