How Communities Can Help Students Return to and Learn Safely in School

By:
  1. Dr. Miguel Cardona

Aligning City, County, and State for Early Childhood Success

By:
  1. Jammie Albert
Event

Utilizing ARPA Funding to Increase Equitability in Procurement

How Local Incentives Can Help Accelerate the Vaccination Effort

By:
  1. Eduardo Cisneros
  2. Jacob Leibenluft

Independence, MN, Seeks a Decent Broadband Connection  

By:
  1. Angelina Panettieri
Event

How ARPA is Helping Cities Improve Health Equity

From the Event: Utilizing ARPA Funding to Advance Cooperative Business Ownership

Event

Lifting the Veil: Black Women Elected Officials Leading the Way

Event

How Cities Can Help Cut Child Poverty In Their Community

How Kansas City Used Mobile Vaccine Vans to Vaccinate Hard-to-Reach Populations

The Urgency of Smart Relief Fund Strategy

By:
  1. Meredith Trimble

On Your Mind: Developing Early Childhood Success Through Local Investments

By:
  1. Kathryn Shibuya

Guaranteed Income Pilot Projects with American Rescue Plan Act Funding

By:
  1. Joshua Pine
  2. Lena Geraghty
Event

Allocating ARPA Funds? How Engaging Your Community Will Help

Census Security in 2020: Protecting You and Your Future

5 Big Takeaways from Treasury’s July FAQ Updates

Procurement 101: How To Spend ARPA Dollars Wisely

By:
  1. Stacy Richardson

Key Opportunities in Post-Pandemic Tech

Employee Ownership in the American Rescue Plan

By:
  1. Kyle Funk
  2. Zen Trenholm
  3. Melissa Hoover

Advancing Justice and Community Safety via the American Rescue Plan

By:
  1. Kirby Gaherty
Event

Leveraging ARPA Funds for Infants and Toddlers through State and Local Coordination

  1. Jammie Albert

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Cities in Action: Creating Partnerships for Emergency Food Distributions

Members Only

Cities in Action: Equitable Transportation Solutions

Connecting More Residents to the Child Tax Credit

By:
  1. Patrick Hain

NLC Submits Recommendations for Municipal Grants under the American Rescue Plan

By:
  1. Michael Wallace

Former Contact Tracers Can Continue to Support the Public’s Health in Cities Beyond COVID-19

NLC Submits Recommendations on Interim Final Rule for ARPA

Event

Shaping Our Future: Education in the Post-COVID World

Members Only

Cities in Action: Cities Using Partnerships to Increase Vaccination Distribution and Equity

From the Event: ARPA Fiscal Recovery Funds Update Reporting Requirements

Event

Tapping into ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to Support Afterschool and Summer Learning

From the Event: CVS Town Hall – A Partnership with CVS, NLC & NACo

Making Up for Lost Instructional Time: Reengaging Middle and High School Students

Early Childhood is Critical to Recovery: Utilizing Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to Support Vulnerable Children and Families

By:
  1. Anna White
  2. Kathryn Shibuya
Event

Utilizing ARPA Funding to Advance Cooperative Business Ownership

Brick-and-Mortar Retail Isn’t Dying, It’s Evolving, New NLC Report Finds

Future of Cities: Reenvisioning Retail for Recovery and Resilience

Event

ARPA Fiscal Recovery Funds Update: Reporting Requirements

How to Use ARPA Funds to Provide Premium Pay to Eligible Workers

Twelve Cities Selected to Address Vacant Properties at the Vacant Property Leadership Institute

Why NLC is Working with White House to Increase Vaccination Rates in Hard-to-Reach Communities

By:
  1. Clarence E. Anthony

Treasury Expands Broadband Eligibility for ARPA in a Win for Cities

By:
  1. Angelina Panettieri

National League of Cities Joins Biden Administration’s “Month Of Action” Effort to Increase Vaccination Rates in Hard-to-Reach Communities

Vaccinating Hard-to-Reach Communities

Event

July Cities of Opportunity Learning Lab

  1. Olga Kozlova

The Vaccine Push Relies on “Trusted Voices” Next Door

Event

NLC and the White House Announce Initiative to Increase Vaccination Rates in Hard-to-Reach Communities

From the Event: State of the Cities 2021 Report Release

Two Playbooks from Davis, CA for Centering Equity when Reopening our Cities

How Sherwood, AR Kept Community During Pandemic