Spurred by a tragic fire in which much of the Island’s recorded history burned to the ground, the Swan’s Island Memory Project aims to revive recollections of the small Maine Island through recorded histories and historical photographs.
The Fairfield City Council and numerous partners enlisted the University of Northern Iowa’s (UNI) Institute for Decision Making to conduct a comprehensive planning process for the City, simultaneously appointing a new Planning Commission.
Drawn by the striking landscapes and open space, people are flocking to Victor, whose population since 2000 has swelled by 73%. Long-time residents now feel the pressure to create a vision for smart growth to hold on to the town’s unique character.
This Emmy Award winning documentary series, run by the New York Times, shares the lives of everyday New Yorkers through pictures and audio, allowing locals to tell their unique stories in their own words.
For Grand Valley’s 2020 community visioning endeavor, area municipalities hired James Kent Associates to perform a unified visioning process to identify strategies for achieving the vision and to consider specific actions relevant to each strategy.
Golden Vision 2030 is a comprehensive visioning plan for Golden's future that engages a broad spectrum of the community to deeply explore the City’s character, strengths and opportunities for change.
Mapping Main Street is a collaborative documentary project that compiles multimedia contributions recorded by volunteers on actual Main Streets throughout the United States in an effort to capture the unique and varied nature of each street.
This photo documentary project, by collaborators and artists Agúst Atlason and Matt Willen, chronicles life in Iceland’s rural Westfjords from an insider and outsider’s perspective, aiming to provide a glimpse into the little-known region.