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The Rose Center--a joint program of the National League of Cities and the Urban Land Institute--supports excellence in land use decision making.

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The Rose Center has ceased full-time, staffed operations. The Rose family, the Urban Land Institute, and the National League of Cities are looking to document and celebrate the work of the center in the fall of 2019. Stay tuned here or see our work at our website (link above).

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@LaddKeith In the NLC system, you use a minimum 16(!) character passcode and you can’t use a passcode that you’ve used any of the past 20 times!

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Equitable Economic Development Fellow MarthaBrown of Milwaukee reflects on a recent exchange trip to Japan:
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Director Jess Zimbabwe is in Santo Domingo today presenting at a forum on smart cities RT @intecrd: Hoy presentamos el seminario “Ciudades Inteligentes e Innovación: retos desde la sostenibilidad y el desarrollo territorial”

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Bill Generett of @duqedu discusses knowledge gaps among CDFIs and the business community and other implementation challenges of supporting legacy businesses as a part of #SEEDatlanta @BGenerett

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Shevanthi Daniel of @Institute_coop explains how co-operative businesses can help solve the problems of a racial wealth gap and the eminent retirement of many small business owners. #SEEDatlanta

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Santra Denis of @CatalystMiami explained the unique inter-generational and human capacity development opportunities of promoting legacy businesses.

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Todd Leverette of @Institute_coop is explaining opportunity created by new federal legislation that cities can use to support worker-owned Co-operatives. #SEEDatlanta

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Andre Pettigrew @andrePettigrew is discussing how important legacy businesses are, and he observes that in southern cities like Atlanta and Durham, there are 100-year old black-owned businesses that contribute immensely to community identity. #SEEDatlanta

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Mayor @KeishaBottoms drew inspiration from theologian Howard Thurman for her remarks today at #SEEDatlanta “Community cannot for long feed on itself; it can only flourish with the coming of others from beyond, their unknown and undiscovered brothers.”

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In a great meeting at #ulifall with Alan Razak of @AthenianRazak about teaching public-private partnerships. We are very proud to count him as a guest expert at the Rose Center. https://t.co/bNEGz1wXYa

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Learning about PACE (Property-assessed clean energy) programs. 35 states have passed enabling legislation. The market was $2.3B last year. $1B was Connecticut’s CPACE, $1B was California’s residential PACE. The other $300M was divided among the other 32 states. #ulifall

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Excited to be kicking off #uliFall with the City and Real Estate Sustainability Summit. Folks are here representing 7 U.S. cities and 11 large real estate owners and developers. Great conversation.

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reminder: tomorrow is the deadline to apply for a Rose Center Public Officials Scholarship to the ULI Fall Meeting. (And the application is really short and simple!) https://t.co/ay78Cf4NG3

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Six communities to receive assistance on small-scale manufacturing and neighborhood revitalization | Smart Growth America https://t.co/xPmNESQAPT

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Excellent upcoming, free Creative Placemaking webinar on July 12 with @NellaYoung and @EnterpriseNow register here: https://t.co/OlhXxqkg7Q

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CEO of @leagueofcities Clarence Anthony @ceanthony50 opens the State of the Cities #sotc event.

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Big news! Great work @mayorsandceos @leagueofcities @HarigBlaine @BrooksRainwater
Kaiser Permanente to commit $200 million to help communities reduce homelessness https://t.co/Fy8odTZiMq

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We love the idea of this column, and hope to see the work of some Rose Fellows featured here in the near future!
In Something We Trust: Overcoming Challenges to Deliver Better Government Services » Community | GovLoop https://t.co/NDlZhlQBQX @GovLoop @nolasaratexas

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Very nice page of resources for cities from our friends at the Mayors' Institute on City Design @TrinitySimons @MICDdotORG https://t.co/HVe6nmKPVU