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This #GoodReads series spotlights media and resources that help us better understand racial inequity and what we can do about it.

This blog is part of a series of stories that the Living Cities summer 2018 intern cohort is producing surrounding their racial equity journey and summer experience.

Governments can structure arrangements with private contractors that consider impacts on low-income individuals and people of color.

Washington, D.C.'s innovative Office of Public-Private Partnerships offers a good case study in to assess whether a P3 makes sense for a particular city project.

With more than a dozen different ways to structure a public-private partnership, figuring out the most appropriate one for a given project can be hard. Here's a list of what's out there.

Public-private partnerships aren't free money. But they can be used to improve performance.