Streets of an Occupied City
As Minneapolis and St. Paul community members resist the occupation of federal immigration enforcement agents, streets and buildings have become one place where that resistance becomes public. Read »
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National Links: I’m Walking Here!
Foot traffic in New York City, Superbowl commercial backlash, North Carolina now the top state for net domestic migration, and the garbage industry Read »
Streets.mn Statement on the Ongoing Federal Occupation of Minnesotan Communities
While this statement arrives now, our silence has been only outward. Our board and members have been at work – prioritizing the places we live and standing with neighbors most impacted. It should come as no surprise that Streets.mn strongly opposes and condemns the actions and impacts of federal immigration agents that have violently harmed […] Read »
The Business of Building Data Centers
Data centers being developed in Minnesota could result in hundreds of short-term jobs, but others questions what happens once the centers are built. Read »
The 2026 Urbanist Legislative Agenda
Let's check in with some of our favorite urbanist advocacy organizations about their goals for this year's legislative session! Read »
Tapping the Power of Place to Keep Us All Healthy (Republished)
Folks in disadvantaged neighborhoods lead less healthy lives, due to freeways, lack of food options and other measures beyond their control. Read »
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“Street Fight: Handbook for an Urban Revolution”
Janette Sadik-Khan served as transportation commissioner for the city of New York during Michael Bloomberg’s tenure as mayor. She was in charge of most of the streets, roads, bridges, tunnels, and ferries responsible for moving a population of over eight million people. As such, she was responsible for the maintenance and programming of more infrastructure […] Read »
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Newsletter: LRT guide, Amtrak to Chicago, and walkability at a recent protest
In this issue of the newsletter: a local guide to LRT, transit & walkability at a protest, Midtown Greenway at 25 on the podcast, plus the latest events! Read »