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  2. Year: 2023
  3. Month: March

Month: March 2023

Affordable Housing, Integration, and Fair Housing Planning

Posted on March 28, 2023

The goal of racial equity has been a prominent national topic in recent years, but it is often unclear how the goal translates into practical policy solutions. There are promising strategies that can, in most cities, advance racial equity, increase housing affordability, and meet new federal guidelines for fair housing.

Posted in Partner Post, Uncategorized

San Antonio’s Uplift Customer Assistance Program: Lessons in Public Engagement

Posted on March 22, 2023

Even utilities with robust customer assistance programs struggle with one main problem: how do they ensure those who need the help are signing up? This challenge spurred Greg Wukash and the SAWS team to create the Uplift Customer Assistance Program, designed to embrace a “neighbor-centric” approach by offering a more holistic method of assistance. 

Posted in Water

Deep engagement informs city programs and spaces in Rochester, MN

Posted on March 14, 2023

This week, we are featuring member city Rochester, MN’s work to make community co-design a central approach to developing city spaces and programs. Rochester is bringing co-design into city procedures, beginning with a Discovery Walk …

Posted in Innovation Showcase, Member City Spotlight, Women Mayors Network

How Ranked Choice Voting Can Support Increases in Women’s Representation in Government

Posted on March 13, 2023

Ranked choice voting (RCV) allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference; if one candidate receives more than half of the initial ballots, they win. If not, the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated and the voters who picked that candidate as their first choice have their second choice counted.

Posted in Good Ideas for Cities

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