Keeping Seniors Healthy by Fostering Connections and Community
Conflict and Placemaking in Humboldt Park: Paseo Boricua
Poem: “What Must Be Done”
Could Public Art on Utility Boxes Displace Communication?
Starting Conversations with Public Art
Interview with Rip Rapson, president and CEO of the Kresge Foundation
An Appetite for Art in Small Town Minnesota
Who Is It For?
Creating Miles of Art in the Mile High City
Poetry on the Panel
Working Through Growing Pains in Artist/Community Developer Collaborations
The Gentrification Will Be Televised
Urban Art or Graffiti Vandalism?
Not All Artists Are Young. Or Childless.
Interview with Richard Baron, CEO of McCormack Baron Salazar
Keeping Your Artists Close to Home
The Cultural Ramifications of Gentrification in New Orleans
Creative Placemaking: Honoring the Past While Welcoming our Futures
False Narratives About Artists Harm Artists, and Communities
A Community Planning Process–Even A Good One–Is Not Enough
Gentrification Was the Killer in Oakland Fire
A Tale of Two Murals in Albany
Art Matters–In Rural Classrooms and Beyond
Bringing Together Arts and Community Development
Art Just Became Even More Essential
The $9 Jar of Artisanal Pickles: Equity and Local Food
Placemaking for, and by, Whom?
Place-Making in Legacy Cities: Opportunities and Good Practices, prepared by New Solution Group LLC in partnership with Center for Community Progress, December 2013.