Love of Place
Angie Schmitt\ud83d\udeb6♀️Urban planner and writer thinking about cities and family life and the intersection between them. Pragmatic (disillusioned, reform-minded) liberal. Author RIGHT OF WAY. Working on a new book about children and public space.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 172 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Biswa Das on How Investment in Young Families Benefits Cities
The Iowa-based researcher on what he learned investigating quality of life for young families and how it relates to cities' bottom line.
Hey everyone! I’m continuing to share (partially paywalled) interviews with people I have interviewed...
The good news and the bad news about getting old(er)
I was never the kind of person who was like an “old soul.” When I was young, I was young in all the most annoying ways. I ignored all the good advice older people tried to give me (thinking I knew better). I remember in middle school I reme...
Ross Chapin on How the "Pocket Neighborhood" Can Address Loneliness
An interview with the architect who has helped revived "cottage courts" and how they might help families with kids.
I’m doing some really great interviews for my book research. Recently, I had the opportunity to interview Ross Chapin, an a...
The Sad Ending to the Loving Story
June 12 was Loving Day, which celebrates the 1967 Supreme Court decision striking down state bans on interracial marriage.
It’s so perfect, one of those coincidences that makes me (almost) believe in God, that in that case, the couple was...
Pro-social community heroes
Last night, my neighbors were finishing up work on a “float” we have been building for a local parade.
This is not just a regular parade, but is hosted by the Cleveland Museum of Art, and features all these cool artists and complex, beaut...
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Urban planner, author, mom raising two kids in Cleveland. Working on a new book about children’s right to public space, making the public realm more child friendly. (North Point Press 2028)
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