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2011 Rail~Volution Presentations
October 26, 2011
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Reconnecting America (@reconnecting) and its partners in the Center for Transit-Oriented Development were out at Rail~Volution in Washington, DC, Oct. 16-19. A full list of their workshops and seminars appears at the bottom.
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Monday, October 17, 10:30 am
Linear Thinking as Creative Thinking: Planning at the Corridor Scale (Elizabeth Wampler)
Value Capture: An Overview (Nadine Fogarty) Monday, October 17, 2:30 pm
Empowering Practitioners: Recent Analysis and Research Findings in TOD (Sam Zimbabwe and Matt Sussman)
Equitable Sustainable Community Development - Lessons From Around the US (Allison Brooks) Monday, October 17, 4:00 pm
The Politics of Community Change: Race, Class and Displacement in America (Darnell Grisby)
Affordable Housing Basics (G. Sasha Forbes)
Finance: An Overview (Shanti Breznau) Tuesday, October 18, 10:00 am
ETOD: Focusing Employment Near Transit…
Linear Thinking as Creative Thinking: Planning at the Corridor Scale (Elizabeth Wampler)
Value Capture: An Overview (Nadine Fogarty) Monday, October 17, 2:30 pm
Empowering Practitioners: Recent Analysis and Research Findings in TOD (Sam Zimbabwe and Matt Sussman)
Equitable Sustainable Community Development - Lessons From Around the US (Allison Brooks) Monday, October 17, 4:00 pm
The Politics of Community Change: Race, Class and Displacement in America (Darnell Grisby)
Affordable Housing Basics (G. Sasha Forbes)
Finance: An Overview (Shanti Breznau) Tuesday, October 18, 10:00 am
ETOD: Focusing Employment Near Transit…
Response To Federal Continuing Resolution
April 12, 2011
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The recently announced compromise to fund the federal government through the remainder of FY2011 preserves several critical programs, but also raises cause for concern. Reconnecting America is pleased to see that the compromise continues to support the Partnership for Sustainable Communities, which is effectively coordinating federal housing and transportation programs to provide the greatest benefits at the regional and local levels. Programs such as DOT's TIGER grants and HUD's Sustainable Communities grants will save taxpayer dollars over the long-term by helping communities make better investments today.
However, the reduction in the Federal Transit Administration's New Starts/Small Starts program (see analysis of cuts here) and the complete elimination of the High-Speed and Intercity Passenger Rail program in FY 2011 is a step in the wrong direction. In this era of $4-a-gallon gas, Americans need more transportation options, not fewer. In…
Rail~Volution 2010
October 12, 2010
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Reconnecting America staff, members of the board and Center for Transit-Oriented Development partners will be speaking at Rail~Volution in Portland, Oregon, Oct. 18-21
Rail~Volution 2009
November 3, 2009
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This Year The Rail~Volution Feels Real
October 21, 2009
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For 15 years the Rail~Volution conference has brought together practitioners interested in redeveloping communities around transit, walking and biking, but this year’s “rail-revolution” seems really real. President Obama has created formal federal partnerships focused on Railvolution’s agenda of using transit and TOD to promote sustainability, affordability and livability. Congressman Earl Blumenauer (Rail~Volution’s “father”) just created and is chairing the U.S. House Democratic Caucus’ Livable Communities Task Force to focus on these issues. And interest in high-speed rail, climate change, affordability and mixed-income communities, investments in complete streets and “active transportation” that promotes public health – issues Rail~Volution has always championed – is at an all-time high. Recent news stories also show that the real estate market, too, has clearly recognized the inherent value of walkable neighborhoods in livability …











