- National Neighborhood Coalition - The National Neighborhood Coalition promotes smart growth initiatives on the national level.
- Wisconsin Stewardship Network: “City as Wilderness Savior?: If You Want to Help Save the Earth, Green Acres Ain’t Necessarily the Place to Be” - This article talks about the benefits of living in the city.
- New Urban News - This site publishes a regular newsletter highlighting detailed, substantial analysis of new urbanism.
- Smart Growth Online: Principles of Smart Growth - This site details many aspects of the trend in smart growth. Specifically, it contains an overview, principals, issues, and news releases related to smart growth.
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Smart Growth: Affordable Housing and Smart Growth
- Coalition for Community Schools: A Handbook for State Policy Leaders: Community Schools - This publication details how state policy makers can promote community schools.
- FannieMae Foundation: Cities and the Reinvestment Wave: Underserved Markets and the Gentrification of Housing Policy - This article details underserved urban markets and the gentrification of housing policy.
- Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development: Programs for Revitalizing Communities - This site details and provides links to Maryland’s many programs targeting community development.
- Michigan Land Use Institute: Minnesota’s Myron Orfield Builds Downtown to Cure Sprawl - This page details Senator Orfield’s regional approach to community revitalization in Minnesota.
- National Housing Institute: Common Ground: Smart Growth and Affordable Housing Advocates Start a Dialogue - This site details the affordable housing vs. smart growth issue and addresses how the issues are not opposed, as many assume them to be.
State Environmental Resource Center
106 East Doty Street, Suite 200 § Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Phone: 608-252-9800 § Fax: 608-252-9828
Email: info@serconline.org
106 East Doty Street, Suite 200 § Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Phone: 608-252-9800 § Fax: 608-252-9828
Email: info@serconline.org