LISC Safety and Justice: Collaborative Approaches for Safe Places
LISC Safety and Justice will present on their model of collaborative problems solving to address neighborhood crime and safety challenges.
Read MoreLand Banks in America: Today’s Movement and What We’ve Learned
Join this webinar to learn more about the new National Land Bank Network from the Center for Community Progress.
Read MoreAfter the COVID-19 Emergency: What’s Next for Middle Neighborhoods?
This webinar examines challenges and opportunities for middle neighborhoods after the pandemic.
Read MoreLand Banks and Community Land Trusts: Partnering to Provide Equitable Housing Opportunities for Generations to Come
Learn the difference between land banks and community land trusts, and how they can partner to create affordable housing opportunities.
Read MoreCreative Placemaking: New Tools for Empowering Community-Led Revitalization
These examples of creative placemaking projects can inspire you to transform vacant land in your neighborhood.
Read MoreCommunity Leadership: Moving from Grassroots to Scalable Community Change
Learn how changemakers across the US, from concerned moms to nonprofit leaders, are converting the vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties next door into community resources.
Read MoreBringing Nature to Communities: The Role of Land Conservancies in Addressing Vacant Properties
How the Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy shifted from focusing primarily on conserving rural natural spaces to bringing the natural world to urban spaces.
Read MoreIncorporating Green Building Into Your Equitable Community Development Plan
How Atlanta communities are using green building technology to reclaim urban heat islands.
Read MoreReimagine Delinquent Property Tax Enforcement
How delinquent property tax enforcement can be a powerful tool to address the most harmful vacant and abandoned properties and revitalize communities.
Read MoreLand Banking 101 en Español
A Spanish-language webinar about land banks and land banking and how land banks can help communities in disaster recovery efforts.
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