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Center for Neighborhood Technology is a leader in promoting more livable and sustainable urban communities.

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We make cities work better

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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“The impact of CNT is tremendous. The data and research, coupled with the leadership, the vision of the folks on the ground engaging with community, it's exactly what we need where communities that have been most marginalized have not been brought to the table.”

~ Sendy Soto, The Chicago Community Trust
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Transportation Equity Network
The Transportation Equity Network (TEN) is a coalition of community groups, equitable transportation advocates, civic organizations, and other stakeholders in Chicago and suburban Cook County who will work with decision-makers to embed racial equity and mobility justice into transportation via community-driven decisions and investments.
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Public Procurement and Contracting in Milwaukee's Water Sector

July 18, 2025

Bridging Visions, Accelerating Impact: Elevated Works 2025 Impact Report

June 9, 2025

A National Movement for Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Takes Root

April 5, 2025

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Future of Western Avenue Public Transit Town Hall

August 24, 2025

Public procurement and contracting: can Milwaukee set new inclusion standards?

August 22, 2025

Reflection: with Elevated Works, we’ve built more than buildings

July 15, 2025

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CNT in the News

CNT Data Helps Demonstrate Disparities in Legal Access in Georgia

Georgia State University | September 5, 2017

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Dallas Priorities Informed by CNT's AllTransit Ratings

TransitCenter | August 9, 2017

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CNT's H+T Index Can Aide Households in Personal Financial Development

Public Square | August 8, 2017

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CNT Receives Grant from Enterprise Community Partners for Climate and Cultural Resilience

Enterprise Community Partners | August 8, 2017

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CNT's GreenTrip Connect Tool Proves Useful as Car Ownership Declines

The Business Journals | August 1, 2017

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Recent Press Mentions

Red Line Extension Aims to Improve Transit and Development on the Far South Side

The Chicago Reporter | November 1, 2016

CNT's AllTransit Recognized as a Top Website of 2016

Planetizen.com | October 28, 2016

Calumet Area Community Leaders Meet to Address Flooding Issues

Chicago Tribune | October 18, 2016

Affordable Transportation and Affordable Housing Need to Go Hand-in-Hand

Streetsblog Network | October 17, 2016

The Highway Era Is Over. When Will Our Institutions Catch Up?

Streetsblog USA | October 10, 2016

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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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History + Accomplishments
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Financials
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CNT in the News

CNT Data Helps Demonstrate Disparities in Legal Access in Georgia

Dallas Priorities Informed by CNT's AllTransit Ratings

CNT's H+T Index Can Aide Households in Personal Financial Development

CNT Receives Grant from Enterprise Community Partners for Climate and Cultural Resilience

CNT's GreenTrip Connect Tool Proves Useful as Car Ownership Declines

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Recent Press Mentions

Red Line Extension Aims to Improve Transit and Development on the Far South Side

CNT's AllTransit Recognized as a Top Website of 2016

Calumet Area Community Leaders Meet to Address Flooding Issues

Affordable Transportation and Affordable Housing Need to Go Hand-in-Hand

The Highway Era Is Over. When Will Our Institutions Catch Up?

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We make cities work better

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CNT in the News

CNT Data Helps Demonstrate Disparities in Legal Access in Georgia

Dallas Priorities Informed by CNT's AllTransit Ratings

CNT's H+T Index Can Aide Households in Personal Financial Development

CNT Receives Grant from Enterprise Community Partners for Climate and Cultural Resilience

CNT's GreenTrip Connect Tool Proves Useful as Car Ownership Declines

Pages

Recent Press Mentions

Red Line Extension Aims to Improve Transit and Development on the Far South Side

CNT's AllTransit Recognized as a Top Website of 2016

Calumet Area Community Leaders Meet to Address Flooding Issues

Affordable Transportation and Affordable Housing Need to Go Hand-in-Hand

The Highway Era Is Over. When Will Our Institutions Catch Up?

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