Stories by Emily Nonko

Emily Nonko is a Brooklyn, New York-based reporter who writes about real estate, architecture, urbanism and design. Her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, Curbed and other publications.

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Bay Area Advocates Push for Free Period Products

Fresno Aims to End Veteran Homelessness Through Prevention

How to Make Communities Part of the Opportunity Zone Equation

Audio Installation Makes NYC’s AIDS Memorial ‘Live, Breathe and Feel Alive’

This App Pays Young People Without Housing to Build Life Skills

The Nonprofit That Puts Art Inside Laundromats (And Wherever Else People Are)

This Library Doubles as an Environmental Education Center

The ‘Airbnb for Returning Citizens’ Gives People More Than Just a Second Chance

In This California City, Every Graduating Senior Is Automatically Accepted to College

Converted Mansion to Offer Affordable Live-Work Space for Newark Makers

Their App Sends Free Mail to Incarcerated People. Now They’re Helping Prisoners Register to Vote

A Volunteer-Run Program Could Be Model for Mental Health Response Without Police Intervention

Atlanta’s Jail Will Close. Here’s How Organizers and Law Enforcement Agreed on What Will Replace It

How the Oregon Convention Center Put Equity First

Jersey City’s Composting Program Expands During a Pandemic

Donating Materials, Time and Talent to Boost Black Homeownership

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Bay Area Advocates Push for Free Period Products

Fresno Aims to End Veteran Homelessness Through Prevention

How to Make Communities Part of the Opportunity Zone Equation

Audio Installation Makes NYC’s AIDS Memorial ‘Live, Breathe and Feel Alive’

This App Pays Young People Without Housing to Build Life Skills

The Nonprofit That Puts Art Inside Laundromats (And Wherever Else People Are)

This Library Doubles as an Environmental Education Center

The ‘Airbnb for Returning Citizens’ Gives People More Than Just a Second Chance

In This California City, Every Graduating Senior Is Automatically Accepted to College

Converted Mansion to Offer Affordable Live-Work Space for Newark Makers

Their App Sends Free Mail to Incarcerated People. Now They’re Helping Prisoners Register to Vote

A Volunteer-Run Program Could Be Model for Mental Health Response Without Police Intervention

Atlanta’s Jail Will Close. Here’s How Organizers and Law Enforcement Agreed on What Will Replace It

How the Oregon Convention Center Put Equity First

Jersey City’s Composting Program Expands During a Pandemic

Donating Materials, Time and Talent to Boost Black Homeownership

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