Cyburbia, the Internet's oldest portal site for urban planners and others interested in cities and the built environment, contains a selective directory of Internet resources relevant to planning and urbanism.
The National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation (NCDD) began in 2003 to create and organize a database of resources and tools of various practitioners in the field of dialogue and deliberation. Over 2,000 resources are summarized with web links.
A guide to preventing big-box development and invigorating local businesses and a strong local economy, the Big Box Tool Kit provides concrete advice, information, and a place for groups fighting big-box development to connect.
This online resource for educators and planners is a includes searchable database with hundreds of ideas for involving young people in planning or teaching them about community planning, environmental protection, and other planning-related topics.
A chapter and Quick Guide, Selecting a Project Coordinator from the Heart & Soul Community Planning Handbook describes the varied roles a Project Coordinator must fill and helps communities find the right person for the job.
This searchable database, created by the National Association of Counties, compiles green tools, practices, strategies, and projects from all over America, allowing counties to continually add to the growing directory of environmental resources.
In a world where computing resources and technology entrench the quality of daily life, this publication explores the ways that human interactions are affected, documenting news, stories, and experiences.
Participedia is an online resource based on a wiki platform that encourages users to contribute articles that explain, discuss and assess issues on governance, public participation, and any kind of process or organization with democratic potential.
One of the most important aspects of Heart & Soul Community Planning, this chapter on Outreach and Communications explains how to reach out to the entire community to foster effective relationships and discussions.
This “Citizen Science Toolbox”, created by Griffith University, is a database of tools and strategies to engage stakeholders in land-based decision making.