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A Roadmap for Change: The Franklinton Public Realm Action Plan
Keeping the South Side Fresh, Free, and Flourishing.
Eastland Community Building Through the Youth CoLab
Bags Tossed for Big Wins: $20k Raised by WSA to Fuel Our Mission
Co-creating a Welcoming, Connected and Prosperous Eastland Community
Community Creativity Spotlighted, 614 Beautiful Grantees Announced
Community Planning for a Small-Town Feel in Ostrander
Celebrating 40 Years of the Neighborhood Design Center
Small-Scale Interventions that Ripple through Communities
The RAPID 5 Project: a Vision for a Blue and Greenway System that Spans the Central Ohio Region
Parcels to Places: Where Are They Now?
Uplifting the South Side, Sip by Sip
Enhancing Social Emotional Learning in Columbus Classrooms
Celebrating the South Side's Renaissance with a New Gateway Monument
Weinland Park Tree Program: The Intersection of Environmental Justice and Planning
Is Columbus Doing Enough for Affordable Housing?
Celebrate 'Columbus is My Neighborhood' Heroes!
Next Home:2021 Design Competition Winners Announced!
Pathways to Progress
Ribbon Cutting at New Interior Space
Parklet Improves COTA Bus Stop on Sullivant Avenue
Student Diversity Murals Installed!
We Closed October with a Fun Hilltop Project!
What is Equity Planning?
A Few Strategies to Mitigate Rising Evictions and Foreclosures
A Round of Applause for Jack Decker’s 10 Years of Service
#DiscoverNDC with Kerstin Carr
#DiscoverNDC with David Brehm
Project Spotlight: Public Art Continues Conversations on Diversity and Inclusion
Staff Spotlight: Sketching Still a Significant Skill
Project Spotlight: Partnerships Envision Re-Development Possibilities
Positive Planning Practices for the Pandemic: Five Examples
In Columbus, the Green Book was an Important Guide for African American Travelers
Columbus History: East Long Street in 1933
These Schools were Considered Suburban 100 Years Ago—Now They’re in the Urban Core.
Environmental Racism: Nationwide and in Columbus
Part 4: Northland Mall
Most Franklin County Census Tracts Have Housing Costs within 30% of the Median
Part 3: Eastland Mall
School Districts & Housing Vouchers
New Plan for Franklinton Created in Partnership with the City of Columbus
A Century Later: Ranking Columbus Neighborhoods by Wealth
Part 2: Westland Mall
Part 1: The Fall of America’s Malls
History of Harrison West
The “Buzzards” that Helped Birth Columbus Zoning
Hilltop Employment in the 1970s
Envision Hilltop Plan Release Brings Neighbors Together
OneLinden Featured at Design Week 2019
Public Review of Hilltop Plan Draft Draws 30 Visits
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