Building Immigrant-friendly Cities

A Guide for City Leaders

As the federal government takes an increasingly hostile stance toward immigrants, cities play an increasingly important role. There are many actions that cities can take to support immigrant populations.

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Behavioral Science Cohort

We’re kicking off the second year of our partnership with Harvard’s Behavioral Insights Group this Spring, using behavioral science to achieve city goals and address city challenges.

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Save the Dates: Summer 2018 Annual Meeting

August 22 - 24, 2018 in Grand Rapids, MI

Hosted by Mayor Rosalynn Bliss, the Summer 2018 Annual Meeting will be in beautiful Grand Rapids, MI! Learn more about their efforts to expand and renew urban forests, approach economic development through an equity lens, use smart city concepts to improve air quality, strive for net zero water utilities, and more!

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The Mayors Innovation Project is a learning network among American mayors committed to “high road” policy and governance: shared prosperity, environmental sustainability, and efficient democratic government. Around the country, mayors are taking the lead on pressing social issues—climate change, infrastructure, economic revitalization, health care, prison reentry, and more. We support and encourage this innovation by providing cutting-edge thinking and concrete examples that your city can use right away. Building high road cities and metropolitan regions is both good for citizens and a key way to move the country to the high road nationally. Cities have enormous untapped assets and political strengths that can be organized better now. The Mayors Innovation Project exists to help its member participants lead by example, share their experiences with peers, and make this argument for cities nationally.

Making Ends Meet: A Workshop on Water Affordability Philadelphia, PA
Wednesday / May 30, 2018 - Thursday / May 31, 2018

Summer 2018 Annual Meeting Grand Rapids, MI
Wednesday / August 22, 2018 - Friday / August 24, 2018

Past: All Transportation is Local: A Workshop for Mayors & City Leaders Denver, CO
Thursday / March 22, 2018 - Friday / March 23, 2018

Past: Winter 2018 Policy Meeting Washington, DC
Friday / January 26, 2018 - Saturday / January 27, 2018

Past: City Innovation Professionals Forum Burlington, VT
Tuesday / August 15, 2017 - Wednesday / August 16, 2017