Important #WeekendRead: The Pew Charitable Trusts recently wrote about the consequences of property tax cuts on local government services. Check it out: www.pew.org/en/research-...
Last month, George McCarthy, RJ McGrail, and Reina Murray presented the findings of our Who Owns America report at NCST (National Community Stabilization Trust)'s February Community Impact Briefing. Watch the recording: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw60...
At Penn, the event is presented by the McHarg Center for Urbanism and Ecology of the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design, and The Water Center at Penn.
Following the screening, a panel discussion will explore the challenges and next steps for green infrastructure, and the future vision for Philadelphia. Register: go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
On March 25, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the University of Pennsylvania are hosting a screening in Philadelphia of a documentary that charts a city’s bold attempts to improve communities through green infrastructure.
El programa combina conceptos, casos prácticos, debates y ejercicios pedagógicos, e incluye una visita técnica a proyectos de movilidad y vivienda social en Bogotá. Para más información e inscribirse, consulte: go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
Inscripciones abiertas para el curso de desarrollo profesional “Financiación Urbana y Políticas de Suelo: Conceptos, Juegos y Simuladores”.
Featuring Jarrett Sullivan (Quartz Transport & Install), Amy Fisher (Zero Energy Homes), and Andrew Bryant (Clayton Homes).
Join the Innovations in Manufactured and Modular Homes Network (I’m HOME) on March 31 at 12 p.m. ET for a webinar examining one of the most consequential yet least understood aspects of manufactured housing: installation.
Register: go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
Drawing on ideas from his book "More Water Less Land New Architecture," Wright will examine how the relationship between land and water has shaped cities, policies, and development patterns, and why many of those frameworks are increasingly misaligned with climate realities.
In a March 24, 12 p.m. ET webinar, architect and author Weston Wright will introduce the concept of wet architecture—an approach to design and planning that accepts water as a permanent condition and explores how we might live more productively with it.
As climate change accelerates and sea levels continue to rise, communities are being forced to rethink long-standing assumptions about land, development, and risk.
From the euphoria of exploring urban hiking trails to the importance of public-private partnerships & strategic planning, Lincoln Vibrant Communities participant Darryl Washington (Jefferson County Greenways CEO) shares his perspectives on learning & leadership in our latest #FellowsFriday profile.
Good news: we've extended the deadline to apply for our March Lincoln Vibrant Communities Fellows and Teams Programs! The programs will begin on March 18 in Chicago. Applications are due by March 8. go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
Únase a nosotros en la presentación del Anuario de Vivienda de América Latina y el Caribe para explorar los datos que impulsarán el cambio.
📍 Regístrate en: www.caf.com/es/actualida...
1 de cada 3 personas en las ciudades de América Latina y el Caribe vive en una vivienda inadecuada
📉 Desde la falta de servicios básicos hasta la inseguridad de la tenencia, la crisis es real. Es hora de pasar del diagnóstico a la acción.
The report's findings further the promise that manufactured housing can be a cost-effective, streamlined approach to addressing the country’s severe housing shortage and lack of affordable housing. Learn more and check out the report: go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
The Lincoln Institute's Innovations in Manufactured and Modular Homes Network (I’m HOME) just released the second annual I’m HOME Manufactured Housing Industry Benchmark Report, revealing that manufactured housing production in the United States increased in 2024.
We're excited to share that we've launched a new blog, “Land Wise,” which will serve as a place to discover the latest ideas, expertise, works in progress, and other reflections from our experts. Check it out: go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
Looking ahead, we are excited to invite you to the 2027 CSP Conference (our 10th!), which will bring us together in Los Angeles, California, to continue shaping the futures of planning and decision-making.
We are still energized by the incredible momentum and community spirit we experienced at the 2026 Consortium for Scenario Planning Conference in Salt Lake City in February, where practitioners, researchers, and partners came together to explore new ideas, tools, and collaborations.
March 1 was World Futures Day, and we're proud to reaffirm our shared commitment to thinking long-term and acting strategically.
In a recent #FellowsFriday interview, environmental and urban economist Rhiannon Jerch (formerly a C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation fellow) discusses the connections between infrastructure and urban growth and reveals a relatively low-cost way for cities to boost transit ridership.
Our 2025 annual report is now available! Learn more about how we scaled up our longtime training and convening work last year—equipping policymakers and practitioners with the skills, tools, and data they need to turn knowledge into real-world impact. go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/202...
"AI's Unquenchable Thirst for Water" is the second in our ongoing series on AI and climate change. Expert panelists will be:
⭐️ Luke Barratt, @source-material.org
⭐️ Peter Colohan, @landpolicy.bsky.social
⭐️ Shubhangi Derhgawen, @deutschewelle.dw.com
⭐️ Shannon Mullane, @coloradosun.com
Este documento es parte del legado del proyecto Nature4Cities (N4C), desarrollado en colaboración con el Programa ONU Medio Ambiente América Latina y el Caribe, financiado por el Fondo Verde para el Clima (@greenclimate.fund) y la Unión Europea a través de su programa EUROCLIMA+.
El Instituto Lincoln apoyó la investigación de Melinda y brindó retroalimentación al informe. Lea el informe: accionclimatica-alc.org/publicacione...
