CitiesSpeak

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  • Housing
  • Race & Equity

The Urgent Need for Eviction Prevention for Families with Young Children

Community & Economic Development

Key Takeaways from City Summit: Strategies for Local Investment

BY: Samantha Pedrosa

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Understanding Technical Assistance at NLC

BY: Seth Eli Barlow

Housing

Understanding the Current Housing Finance Residential and Economic Outlook

BY: Stephanie Onuaja

Getting Your Municipality Ready for Federal, Private Funds for EV Charging

By:
  1. Kelly Aves
  2. Kyle Funk
  3. James Brooks

Cities Nationwide Respond to White House’s Call for Commitments to “Invest in Nature” 

By:
  1. Melanie Robinson

NLC Pushes Back Against Efforts to Claw Back ARPA Funds

By:
  1. Michael Gleeson

CIE Spotlight: Building a Business-Friendly Fort Worth, Training Entrepreneurs for Small Business Success

By:
  1. Corianne Rice

How Small Communities Can Benefit from Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Funding

By:
  1. Carolyn Berndt
  2. Peyton Siler Jones
  3. Kelly Aves

Harnessing the Power of Nature-Based Solutions

By:
  1. Peyton Siler Jones

Zeroing In: Making Net Zero Energy and Zero Waste a Reality

Local Governments Stand Together Against Systemic Racism

Building Critical Partnerships with Electric Utilities for Decarbonization

By:
  1. Kelly Aves
  2. Peyton Siler Jones

On Your Mind: How Austin, TX is Leading the Way for Early Childhood Success

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