Is Peer-to-Peer Bikesharing Viable?

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Peer-to-peer bikesharing is a sexy idea, but is it viable? Shareable takes a look. Read more »

Adding Whimsy to Public Spaces Creates Collective Experiences

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Public spaces can generate fun, community, and shared experiences among a city's citizens. And, splashes of whimsy where we least expect it might be just what we need. Read more »

Young Reno Activists Demand Bikeable Streets – And Get Them

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Reno, Nevada doesn't conjure images of a biking paradise, but a small group of committed activists working with city government may change that. Read more »

Living Labs Global Awards Sounds Call for Urban Innovation

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For the 2013 Living Labs Global Awards, more than 1,000 entries are expected to be submitted as possible solutions to urban challenges in 21 cities across the globe. Read more »

Austerity vs. Public Transportation

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Austerity driven cuts to public transportation services force a question: how can we build sustainable transit without relying on government intervention? Read more »

A City Lover's Guide to Detroit

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America's most underrated city, Motown offers everything you want in an urban adventure. Read more »

NOMADGardens Turn Vacant Lots into Thriving Community Hubs

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Stephanie Houston had written about designing community spaces. Once she moved to Mission Bay, she decided to put her words into action, even on a small scale. Read more »

Rural Coops Show the Way to Urban Job Growth

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The US government has used cooperative development to boost the rural economy for over 75 years. Now, with a new bill, that success can be applied to struggling urban areas. Read more »

The Launch of A Community Sharing Hub

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This week, Seattle's Phinney Neighborhood Association announced a thrilling new objective: it will become a Community Sharing Hub. Read more »

The City as Network and Commons

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For cities to become crucibles of positive social transformation, they must be conceived and realized as networks and commons first and foremost. Read more »
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