Commons Magazine
 Low-income People Need Public Spaces the MostAugust 12, 2012 | By Jay Walljasper Parks, squares, sidewalks, transit, schools and community centers are commons that can be used by all |
 Poor People Need Public Spaces the MostAugust 6, 2012 | By Jay Walljasper Parks, squares, sidewalks, transit, schools and community centers are commons that can be used by all |
 Around the World in 40 PlacesAugust 1, 2012 | By Jay Walljasper Some of the greatest public spaces on Earth--which offer lessons of what we could do in our hometowns |
 12 Steps to a Great Public SpaceJuly 12, 2012 | By Jan Gehl & Lars Gemzoe Design is only part of a creating a place people love to gather |
 The Fall and Rise of Great Public SpacesJuly 6, 2012 | By Jay Walljasper Why we need parks, streetlife, squares, markets, trails, community gardens and other hang outs more than ever |
 From Middle East to Wall Street, Justice Depends on Public SpacesJune 25, 2012 | By Jay Walljasper What happens when people have no place to gather as citizens? |
 The Little Library That CouldOctober 26, 2011 | By Rick Brooks Free neighborhood libraries are popping up all over |
 The Planet Strikes BackAugust 17, 2011 | By Rev. Billy The commons becomes our stage for stopping crimes against the Earth |
 Streets of BarcelonaSeptember 15, 2010 | By Jay Walljasper The exuberant public life of a great city |
 Takin' It to the StreetsJuly 1, 2010 | By Jay Walljasper Those who want to restrict the free flow of pedestrians will crush the vitality of our cities. |
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