Op-ed: There's a clear business case for community foundations to redirect some of their invested assets from Wall Street to Main Street through community development financial institutions.

Denver’s Tierra Colectiva is showing how residents can shape — and own — mixed-use projects at a scale once reserved for ...

The founder of the Small Business Anti-Displacement Network explains why commercial gentrification demands its own playbook ...

Op-ed: For 150 years, the U.S. has engineered conditions that destroy Black political power and community stability. A ...

EmPower+ is a first-in-the-nation program designed to reduce power consumption of New Yorkers. But it faces significant ...

Historian Emily Lieb’s new book “Road to Nowhere” follows the story of a thriving Black neighborhood undone by maps, myths of ...

The Massachusetts city recently became the first in the U.S. to vote in favor of divesting from Israel’s apartheid and ...

$350-650: For a deeply personal, heirloom-quality gift, Meek Oak’s Samantha Montella creates soft yet striking custom woven ...

Tenant rights legal clinics are expanding, lost Continuum of Care grants could displace up to 170,000 people, and more.

A light post banner articulates the new reality facing many Great Lakes residents, caught in the nexus of water, energy, and development. (Photo © Christian ...

Op-ed: As state preemption concentrates power in white conservative hands, Mississippi's Black communities are organizing to ...