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CNT delivers innovative analysis and solutions that support community-based organizations and local governments to create neighborhoods that are equitable, sustainable, and resilient.

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“In 1978, I envisioned creating Center for Neighborhood Technology out of a belief that we needed new institutions that put communities and professionals on an equal footing.”

~ Scott Bernstein, CNT Founder
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Washington Transit Access Map
The Washington Transit Access Map allows you to look up information about the type of transit service available in any location in Washington State. The map is tool for advocates, planners, policymakers, researchers, and students interested in understanding where transit is frequent and reliable, who has access and who doesn't.
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Equity in Practice: Strengthening Transit through Community Partnerships

February 29, 2024

TCRP Research Report 237: Fare-Free Transit Evaluation Framework

December 23, 2023

An Advocate's Guide to Land Use Decisions Along the Calumet River

May 11, 2023

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Starling: North Lawndale's First Transit-Oriented Multipurpose Space and Coffeehouse

November 11, 2024

Will 2025 be year for transit in northern Illinois? North DuSable Lake Shore Drive one of many projects that could benefit

November 9, 2024

Partner spotlight: JitneyEV brings tourism & technology together in Bronzeville

October 12, 2024

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Improving 30-Minute Job Access: The Opportunity for Transit

New Geography | November 18, 2021

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At “Emerging From Crisis Wiser” panel, advocates called for less downtown-centric transit

Streetsblog Chicago | November 15, 2021

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The case for free bus fares in North Carolina cities

The Charlotte Observer | November 5, 2021

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Equity in Transit: Internal Practices and Equitable Outcomes

TransitCenter | October 28, 2021

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New Green Infrastructure Mitigates Stormwater Runoff

Urban Land Magazine | September 24, 2021

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New Green Infrastructure Mitigates Stormwater Runoff

Urban Land Magazine | September 24, 2021

Fish, birds and flooded basements stand to benefit from marsh restoration at Powderhorn Lake near the Indiana border

Chicago Tribune | September 16, 2021

How will Washtenaw County go carbon neutral? A $200K climate plan is the roadmap

MLive.com | September 16, 2021

Chicago’s Equitable TOD Plans Call for Vibrant Community Centers in Underinvested Areas

Urban Land Magazine | September 8, 2021

Fort Myers Beach could encourage workforce housing, discourage second-homes and short-term rentals

Fort Myers Beach Observer and Beach Bulletin | September 7, 2021

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Who We Are

CNT delivers innovative analysis and solutions that support community-based organizations and local governments to create neighborhoods that are equitable, sustainable, and resilient.

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Improving 30-Minute Job Access: The Opportunity for Transit

At “Emerging From Crisis Wiser” panel, advocates called for less downtown-centric transit

The case for free bus fares in North Carolina cities

Equity in Transit: Internal Practices and Equitable Outcomes

New Green Infrastructure Mitigates Stormwater Runoff

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New Green Infrastructure Mitigates Stormwater Runoff

Fish, birds and flooded basements stand to benefit from marsh restoration at Powderhorn Lake near the Indiana border

How will Washtenaw County go carbon neutral? A $200K climate plan is the roadmap

Chicago’s Equitable TOD Plans Call for Vibrant Community Centers in Underinvested Areas

Fort Myers Beach could encourage workforce housing, discourage second-homes and short-term rentals

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Improving 30-Minute Job Access: The Opportunity for Transit

At “Emerging From Crisis Wiser” panel, advocates called for less downtown-centric transit

The case for free bus fares in North Carolina cities

Equity in Transit: Internal Practices and Equitable Outcomes

New Green Infrastructure Mitigates Stormwater Runoff

Pages

Recent Press Mentions

New Green Infrastructure Mitigates Stormwater Runoff

Fish, birds and flooded basements stand to benefit from marsh restoration at Powderhorn Lake near the Indiana border

How will Washtenaw County go carbon neutral? A $200K climate plan is the roadmap

Chicago’s Equitable TOD Plans Call for Vibrant Community Centers in Underinvested Areas

Fort Myers Beach could encourage workforce housing, discourage second-homes and short-term rentals

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