Protests against racism after the killing of George Floyd demonstrate inequities in public space too often designed for white people. How to change that.

Short Film based on the book, The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein. The forgotten history of how our federal, state and local governments unconstitutionally segregated every major metropolitan area...

Placemaker and author Jay Pitter argues for an equity-based understanding of urban density during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond.

Can cities be designed to be more inclusive and stamp out the kinds of inequality society is grappling with?

Pittsburgh is the worst place for black women to live in for just about every indicator of livability, says the city’s Gender Equity Commission.

A transportation planner warns pedestrian-friendly street redesigns that happen without diverse public input can end up harming the communities they serve.

Planners and urbanists, it’s time to reckon with the racism rampant in city building. Here are four actions to take.

An introduction to a new series co-written by the editors of At the Intersections

In response to the current pandemic, our network convened a virtual conversation, in collaboration with Pueblo Planning, to share reflections and recommendations for mobility justice in the COVID-19...

Low-income and minority groups are often reliant on cheaper modes of transport, but many find cycling to work problematic.

*Content Warning: Race-based violence*

For some, COVID-19 is a life-or-death crisis. For others, it’s the dawn of a new utopia.

It’s been almost three weeks since the death of George Floyd in the United States; three weeks that have seen persistent protests and demonstrations take place around the world demanding an end to...

“For nearly every injustice in the world, there is an architecture that has been planned and designed to perpetuate it,” writes the architect and activist Bryan Lee Jr. in his latest piece on...