Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

Inscreva-se no curso “Políticas e Instrumentos para Financiamento do Desenvolvimento Urbano” e aprofunde seus conhecimentos sobre gest?o DA CIDADE e financiamento URBANO.? Uma oportunidade para transformar desafios urbanos em solu??es eficazes. Garanta sua vaga!?https://lnkd.in/eadicyYC

The Scenario Planning for Urban Futures course will teach you the skills to address the uncertainties in the community planning process. This hands-on program empowers regional planning professionals to create agile plans by exploring multiple future scenarios. Madeline Hiller, a program coordinator at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, shares her experience participating in the course and highlights its impact on her work in disaster recovery and urban greening. She says, "I appreciated how the instructors, Rob and Heather, dedicated time to connect with us in class and during breaks. They encouraged us to develop our workshop scenarios based on our communities back home, which enhanced the practical application of what we learned." Read more about Madeline's experience. https://bit.ly/41k9bkC #ScenarioPlanning #UrbanPlanning

We welcomed participants from the pilot Lincoln Vibrant Communities Teams Program for their closing celebration! Over the past six months, teams from the cities of Pomona, Glendora, Downey, Rancho Cucamonga, and The Tri-City Mental Health Authority have worked tirelessly to develop master plans tackling key challenges in their communities. They presented their visionary solutions and discussed what comes next to turn their plans into action! Their dedication to creating real, lasting change is truly inspiring. Congratulations?to all our Lincoln Vibrant Communities Teams participants on this incredible achievement! Your work is shaping stronger, more vibrant communities, and we can’t wait to see what’s next! City of Pomona, City of Glendora, City of Downey, City of Rancho Cucamonga, Tri-City Mental Health, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

"Planners help to shape the future of their communities. But whose futures are we planning for? Though futures literacy and foresight methods can help to create more resilient and equitable plans, if the futures we imagine aren't developed through an inclusive approach, they won't lead to a truly equitable future." #GoodRead: In a recent PAS QuickNote, the American Planning Association's Petra Hurtado, a frequent Lincoln Institute partner, and Destiny Brown explore the importance of planning for futures that reflect the diversity of our communities: https://lnkd.in/eUmwVQJY

We're #hiring a new Coordinator, Urban Sustainability in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Happy #FellowsFriday! Today's feature is Marisa Manheim, a former Babbitt Center Dissertation Fellow who is now an assistant professor of environment and sustainability at the University at Buffalo. As a doctoral student at Arizona State University, Marisa's fellowship supported her investigation of a thorny question: how do you get people to consider drinking recycled wastewater? In an interview with Jon Gorey, Marisa reveals the strategies that can help reshape people’s attitudes and actions around sustainability and updates us on her latest research. Check out the interview: https://lnkd.in/eXgt6h_E Learn more about the early- and mid-career fellowship opportunities offered by the Lincoln Institute: https://lnkd.in/epCH9aDD

Gestión de conflictos urbanos para un desarrollo sostenible Este curso virtual, ofrece una aproximación a la gestión urbana desde la planificación como herramienta de diagnóstico, predicción y resolución de conflictos. Se analizan los conflictos urbanos considerando el contexto, la naturaleza del problema y los intereses de las partes involucradas. A partir de este enfoque, se establecen procesos y estrategias aplicables a las ciudades latinoamericanas para mejorar las condiciones sociales y ambientales. La fecha límite para postular es el 16 de marzo: https://lnkd.in/eYQhqgfr

Congratulations to my colleagues in the community land trust movement (Proud Ground, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Kristin King-Ries) for bringing this powerful model to national attention! This TIME Magazine article highlights the transformative impact of CLTs, ensuring permanently affordable homeownership and community stability for families like Christin Carter’s. It’s inspiring to see more cities and policymakers recognizing what we’ve known all along—when communities have a stake in their land, they thrive. Proud to be part of this movement and grateful for the dedication of CLT leaders, homeowners, and advocates working to expand access to homeownership across the country. #AffordableHousing #CommunityLandTrusts #HousingJustice #Homeownership https://lnkd.in/dC7FSHhA

We're #hiring a new Coordinator, Accelerating Community Investment in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Apply today or share this post with your network.

It was so exciting to hear from our five teams from the cities of Pomona, Glendora, Downey, and Rancho Cucamonga, as well as Tri-City Mental Health Authority, today, as they presented the master, plans they've built through the Lincoln Vibrant Communities Teams Program. We applaud their outstanding work and the remarkable progress they've achieved in addressing the complex problems they identified six months ago. Congratulations to all our Lincoln Vibrant Communities Teams participants for a job well done! CC: City of Pomona, City of Glendora, City of Downey, City of Rancho Cucamonga, Tri-City Mental Health, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy