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Stories of Change Hidden in Washington, D.C.’s Alleys

Rebecca Summer September 1, 2018 Stories of Change Hidden in Washington, D.C.’s Alleys2018-11-15T10:02:05-05:00 Focus on D.C. & the Mid Atlantic
Washington, is known for its monuments, museums, and grand government buildings. It is associated with policy wonks, foreign dignitaries, and political controversy. But it is also a home town for thousands of people who live in its lively neighborhoods. How best to get a glimpse of everyday life for ’s residents, those people living in…
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The World of the City

Glen M. MacDonald September 1, 2016 The World of the City2017-10-20T14:39:18-04:00 President's Column
Those of us alive today are witnessing one of the most profound events in all of human history — and it is an event, which is fundamentally geographic in nature. The transformation we are experiencing is the concentration of the majority of the world’s population into urban areas. Although much has been made of the United…
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