Resources

Shared-mobility programs like bike-share and car-share have significant potential to benefit low-income users, yet often do not reach that population.

Living Cities commissioned research to explore the potential of bike-share, car-share and ride-share to help low-income people access opportunity.

This report is a culmination of the first three years of the work of The Integration Initiative's partner sites.

This executive summary highlights the main findings from the evaluation of the first three years of the work of The Integration Initiative's partner sites.

Leading practitioners respond to 7 key questions about helping Americans with criminal records re-enter the workforce and access good jobs. This resource shares lessons learned from leaders across the country.

Living Cities commissioned research to explore the potential of bike-share, car-share and ride-share to help low-income people access opportunity.

Learn more about our investments through our impact investing vehicle, the Catalyst Fund.

The Living Cities Catalyst Fund is a domestic impact investment vehicle that deploys concessionary, flexible debt to improve the lives of low income people and the communities where they live. This report provides an overview of investments and impa…

An examination of the small business development activities that are being implemented as part of The Integration Initiative.

The following case studies highlight a number predevelopment pitfalls faced in Equitable Transit Oriented Development (ETOD) projects. These case-studies are part of a larger report on bringing Equitable TOD projects to fruition.

Living Cities commissioned William Fleissig of Communitas Development and Ian Carlton of ICRC to help determine how equitable TOD stakeholders can avoid or overcome the complications that emerge during the predevelopment phase.

We commissioned William Fleissig of Communitas Development and Ian Carlton of ICRC to write a paper for stakeholders involved in making the critical decisions that drive equitable transit-oriented development to learn from what has worked - and not …

This document explores the role of the public sector in complex cross‐sector system change initiatives.

On March 26th, Living Cities hosted a webinar exploring the non-skill barriers to employment faced by formerly incarcerated individuals.

We draw on existing research and interviews with leaders in the field to describe characteristics of stable mixed‐income communities and how low‐income residents may benefit from such communities.