Pittsburgh's Envision Downtown initiative and a streetscaping program in Crotona East rely on placemaking, collaboration, and economic development.
Collaboration partners may have biases that influence their determination of what facts are relevant to the issue at hand, of what “the problem” really is.
Spark Policy Institute's new toolkit provides advice for social innovators on where to turn for data and how to evaluate and present their results.
With sections devoted to pedagogy, praxis, and publications, the 10th issue of ARSP will appeal to cross-sector researchers and practitioners alike.
Public health organizations can benefit from cross-sector partnerships with the food and beverage industry. But how can they mitigate the risks?
Buffalo Bayou Park, the result of a cross-sector collaboration years in the making, officially opened to the public this month after suffering years of neglect.
By Frank Weil, Chairman of The Intersector Project Recently I did a piece about The Hotdog Story (click here to read), which prompted a lot of interesting feedback. The bulk of the comments made the point that our species is hardwired to fear strangers, implying that the
TIP's Executive Director Neil Britto asks the question, "Why does it matter what role each sector plays in the development of an innovation district?"
Ethan Kent of Project for Public Spaces explores how breaking down silos and leading with people and place can help make our cities more innovative.
Ariella Cohen, Editor-in-Chief of Next City, shares her thoughts on urban innovation, from DUMBO's "study in luxury urbanism" to Boston's collaborative model.