The Boston-based studio shares its work through a virtual visit.

Winnipeg-based 5468796 discusses its interdisciplinary practice.

Charles Frederick takes us on a journey down the Mahoning River.

Quilian Riano explores efforts to remove industrial dams in Northeast Ohio.

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

Roy Messing considers the employee-owned business model for local factories.

Nonprofit leader Jennifer Roller discusses economic opportunity and racial equity.

A Warren, Ohio nonprofit creates high-quality local jobs in the construction sector.

Quilian Riano and Kristen Zeiber examine economic development models centered on healthcare institutions.

Helen Liggett documents how residents of Youngstown and Warren are reimagining vacant land.

Quilian Riano writes about the Mahoning Valley’s history of industrial growth and decline.

Lizzie MacWillie, Kelsey Menzel, Jesse Miller, and Josué Ramirez suggest what is needed for Brownsville to flourish.

ChristinaMaria Xochitlzihuatl Patiño Houle chronicles an initiative examining street vendor regulation.

Artist collective Las Imaginistas reimagine public space, advocacy, and urban planning.

Nick Mitchell-Bennett and Edna Oceguera describe a holistic approach to financial well-being and affordable housing.

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

Dr. Dolly Sevier considers how culture and the built environment influence health outcomes.

Zoraima Diaz-Pineda discusses the relationship between poverty and policy in Brownsville.