Participatory Budgeting

Public Art Project Is Reimagining Philly’s Budget, One Poster at a Time

What Can $1.3 Million Accomplish? NYC Residents Are Getting a Say

Why Participatory Planning Fails (and How to Fix It)

Brainstorming ideas in a meeting

Co-Governing to Build Back Better

How Cities Are Reimagining Our Democracy

Participatory Budgeting Comes to Atlanta

Economics in Brief: Why Some DC Business Owners Ignore Minimum Wage

A Blueprint for More Equitable Transportation Planning

Participatory Budgeting Fans Say State DOT’s Embrace Is “Revolutionary”

New Yorkers Call for More Surveillance Cameras

New Yorkers Clamor for Countdown Clocks at Bus Stops

Chicago Youth Help Decide Where Public Funds Go

Oakland Lets Residents Decide How to Prioritize Federal Grant Money

What 43 City Officials Say About Participatory Budgeting

Participatory Budgeting Reaches Historically Disenfranchised Neighbors

San Jose Will Expand Participatory Budgeting

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