Neighborhood Revitalization

The White House's New Neighborhood Revitalization Effort

A collaboration between five different neighborhood-focused federal efforts seeks to aid and inspire neighborhood revitalization.
13 October 2010 - 10:00am
Next American City

New Film Documents a Living Detroit

A documentary currently touring the country sets out to show that Detroit is not dead, highlighting the entrepreneurs, artists and activists that are currently reclaiming and rebuilding Detroit.
10 September 2010 - 12:00pm
Palladium Blog

One of the Nation's Largest Green Streets

Sacramento, CA has developed one of the longest green streets in the nation, improving storm-water management and connecting the residential area to the Swanston Light-Rail Station Area.
29 September 2009 - 5:00am
Sacramento Press

When The Planners Go Marching In

Thu, 03/12/2009 - 11:55

There’s just one problem with academia. Sometimes it can be so … academic.

In the interest of getting out into the world, I’m writing this post from Nawlins (nee New Orleans), where 16 other Penn planners and I are spending our weeklong spring break doffing our tops for beads and booze doing pro bono city planning work. For most of us, it’s been nothing short of a paradigm shift—and the week ain’t over yet.

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