Presidio Rules
Supplement to the article “The Park That Paid Off.”
Supplement to the article “The Park That Paid Off.”
The Presidio Trust represents an alternative model for funding and managing a public asset. Includes magazine extras.
A school-based collective impact project in West Dallas, Texas, is yielding lessons on how to compile and use big data.
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