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Next City covers solutions emerging in San Francisco to advance equity in the city. Check out our archives to see how San Francisco is working to develop economic justice, housing equity, transportation access, sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy, and racial justice through grassroots movements and urban policy.
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Musicians performing

This Climate Organization Knows That Graphs Don’t Inspire Action—But Music Does

The Open-Streets Tug-of-War Stretches Coast to Coast

rice, beans, and tamales

San Fran Tamale Institution Gets Moment in the Spotlight

Police on the NY subway

Report: Fewer Cops Can Make Transit Safer for All

electric car battery swapping station

Startup Plans Taxi Battery Swapping Service for Electric Vehicles in Major Cities

People at opening event

Hundreds of Volunteers Turned a San Francisco Parking Lot Into a Healing Garden

Streatery in Washington, D.C.

The Cars Want the Streets Back, but the Cities Could Do Better Without Them

Is Free Public Transit an Idea Whose Time Has Come?

Lily Prijoles (center front) and Golda Sargento, owners of Arkipelago Bookstore (also baby Miles in front).

San Francisco’s Filipino Cultural District Keeping Hope Alive After a Tough Year

How to Start (and Run) a Bank That Puts People and Planet Over Profits

Playgrounds Designed With Accessibility In Mind Make Play Fun for Every Kid

California May Launch Its Own Version of the Depression-Era WPA

The Deal That’s Saving San Francisco’s Restaurants

For Some Cities, Hybrid Buses Are a Path to Zero Emissions. For Others, They’re a Maintenance Hassle

Permanently Affordable Real Estate for Arts and Culture Matters

Rowhomes in Washington, DC

Housing in Brief: D.C. Rent Control Debate Heats Up

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