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What Makes a Public Space Feel Welcoming to Everyone?

Ana Aguayo

The Community Compass offers a new way to understand how shared spaces build connection and belonging

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Home Region
Water and Wildfire: A Call to Philanthropy

Jill Ozarski

Investments in wildfire resilience are essential for water safety and security

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Environment
Long-term Investment and Collaboration Between States and Tribal Nations Can Create Water Security for the Colorado River Basin

Ted Kowalski

The decisions we make about the Colorado River now will shape life in the West for generations to come

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Environment
To Recruit and Retain Great Teachers, Remove the ‘Parenthood Penalty’

Melissa Reynolds

Two states are leading the effort to offer 12 weeks of paid parental leave to teachers

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Education
Planting the Seeds of a More Resilient West

Ted Kowalski

With water supplies shrinking in the West, ranchers and scientists test forage crops for a hotter drier future

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Environment
Restoration Projects Follow Nature’s Lead to Protect Land and Water

Amy Saltzman

By working with nature, communities across the country are improving water quality and rebuilding critical habitat

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Environment
To Love Your Neighbor, Find Ways to House Them

Stacy Jurado-Miller

The Urban Land Institute’s Faithful Foundations program is helping Northwest Arkansas churches develop more affordable housing

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‘It Takes the Head and the Heart’

Annelise Shepherd

How the Society of Environmental Journalists' Aparna Mukherjee is helping the next generation report on the complex story of a changing planet

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Environment
In the Arkansas Delta, An After-School Program Powers Up Possibility

Robert Burns

At the Boys & Girls Club of Jefferson County, Tavante Calhoun is helping young people unlock opportunity—and shape a stronger future for the region

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A Family Farm Comes Full Circle

Rebecca Power

Conservation easements in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley are helping landowners like Peyton Daniel preserve a way of life while returning unproductive land to its natural state

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Environment

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