Vickii Howell charts the history of land use, development, and planning in Africatown.

Terry Schwarz profiles an initiative that decommissions streets in a shrinking Youngstown.

Jordana Barton writes about the need to improve Brownsville’s digital infrastructure.

Martha Sanchez offers insight into community organizing around infrastructure needs.

Tribal Councilperson Bob Walters speaks about the historical significance of water and its role in Lakota culture and spirituality.

Sharon Vogel of the Cheyenne River Housing Authority considers development in the context of geographic isolation and its associated infrastructural challenges.

Lacy Maher from the Mni Wašté Water Company explains how a decade-long water shortage hindered economic growth and stopped housing development.

Kimber Heinz reveals the links between incarceration, infrastructure, slavery, and racism in Scotland County.

Cory Mattheis and Robert Hutchison analyze the systems used to monitor, adapt to, and shelter from South Beach’s environment.

Kathleen Kambic charts the complicated regime controlling and managing water in the Rio Grande valley and considers the region’s future as it faces climate change and water scarcity.

Media artists Steve Norton & N.B.Aldrich capture the relationship of the River Valley’s infrastructure and environment.

Caroline Filice Smith argues that the state should begin to view its land as a critical infrastructure.