30 years of supporting healthy, equitable, climate-resilient communities while protecting the natural environment.
Don’t miss what’s happening across Wisconsin! From our 30th anniversary celebration and the future of I-794 to the connection between housing and transportation, there’s a lot to catch up on. Plus, get the latest on Better Streets Madison, hear from Executive Director Trevor Roark, and learn how you can share your own housing story.
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On August 24, we hosted a community forum in Stevens Point (+ virtual webinar option) exploring how parking policies shape the development, affordability, and future of our communities.
Read more about "Webinar: The Hidden Cost of Parking (And Who Really Pays…)"
Join us at the The District 11 Book Club, a free community discussion group hosted by Madison District 11 Alder Bill Tishler. On September 23, we will be discussing the book Transportation and the Shape of Cities and will be joined by author, Christoph Spieler.
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Our August e-newsletter is here! From housing and parking reform to transportation, trails, and community advocacy, this issue highlights the people and ideas shaping more connected, affordable, and sustainable Wisconsin communities. Plus, get the latest on Rethink 794, our Community Housing Academy, upcoming events, and our 30th anniversary celebration.
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Join Daniel Herriges, Policy Director at the Parking Reform Network, and a local panel of land use, housing, and transportation leaders, for an in-person (and virtual) discussion on Monday, August 24, in Stevens Point (or virtual option). We’ll discuss how parking policies shape housing affordability, land use, transportation, and community development.
Read more about "How much is parking really costing our communities?"
Our July e-newsletter is here! From launching our first-ever Community Housing Academy and a new Housing Onward website to passenger rail, parking reform, and the future of I-794, this issue highlights the people and ideas shaping more connected, affordable, and sustainable Wisconsin communities. Plus, get updates on transit advocacy, pedestrian safety, trail expansion, housing grants, upcoming events, and ways to take action.
Read more about "July 2026 Newsletter"