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Join Us for GOOD Ideas for Cities in Dallas on June 6
GOOD Ideas for Cities pairs creative problem-solvers with real urban challenges
Read & DiscussHow to Make Public Transportation Safer on a Shoestring Budget
How can a city like Los Angeles make its streets and transit more comfortable for women—and for everyone?
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Creating Bridges Between Neighborhoods
St. Louis has a series of "dividing lines" that run through the city. How can borders between communities be turned into bridges for neighborhoods?
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Creating Pride for Public Parks
Parks are often taken for granted. How can cities get residents to support their parks on an ongoing basis?
Read & DiscussJoin Us for GOOD Ideas for Cities in Cincinnati on May 16
Our event series pairing creative problem-solvers with real urban challenges is headed to Cincinnati on May 16.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Encouraging Local Food Production
How to get a city that's surrounded by farmland to eat locally? Grow what local residents want to eat in convenient neighborhood gardens.
Read & DiscussWhat Will It Take to Change Commuters' Behavior in Los Angeles?
A lot of small nudges could add up to the big shift L.A. needs.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Increasing High School Graduation Rates
How to encourage more high school students to get their degrees? Create an off-campus community center where they learn and practice real-life skills.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Showcasing St. Louis' Creative Talent
How can a city demonstrate its cultural offerings to its citizens? Create urban beacons that act as visual indicators of local creative activity.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities Is Coming to Dallas and New Orleans
We're looking for creatives in Dallas and New Orleans to work with local urban leaders and present solutions for civic challenges.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Connecting Neighborhoods to Light Rail
How to encourage citizens to become advocates for a light rail line, even if they don't live near it? Turn it into a mobile gallery for civic pride.
Read & DiscussJoin Us for GOOD Ideas for Cities in Richmond, Virginia on April 24
Our event series pairing creative problem-solvers with real urban challenges is headed to Richmond, Virginia on April 24.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Public Spaces That Promote Activity
In many U.S. metropolitan areas, half of the population is overweight. How can we redesign streets and public spaces to encourage exercise?
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Encouraging Consumers to Eat Less Meat
Studies prove that cutting back on meat and dairy can help to combat climate change. How to encourage consumers to buy and eat less meat?
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Building a Bike Highway
Portland is known for its bike-friendliness, but how can it get even more riders on the road? Convert its major streets into bike freeways.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cites: Strengthening Local Businesses
How do we encourage the growth of small local businesses? Give them a community center where they can learn from each other.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Making Local Farmers More Profitable
Many farmers are reporting that they are making less money than ever. How changing the way we buy local produce can ensure their profitability.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities: Supporting Neighborhood Public Schools
How to get residents of a city to support their local public school? Make it as popular as the neighborhood bar.
Read & DiscussGOOD Ideas for Cities Is Coming to Richmond and Cincinnati
We're looking for creatives in Richmond and Cincinnati to apply to present solutions for local challenges.
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