WHAT WE'RE READING
RECOVERY: To get people back downtown, mayors in Boston, Kansas City, Mo., and Olympia, Wash., offer free transit. (Politico)
HOMELESSNESS: Over the past decade, Houston has used data and cross-sector collaboration to move 25,000 people experiencing homelessness into stable housing. (New York Times). Scottsdale, Ariz., details its work and lessons learned in the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative to use collaboration to address homelessness. (ELGL)
MOBILITY: Madrid’s urban forest project promises to shift the urban landscape from concrete to greenery and promote use of more sustainable modes of transportation. (Cities Today)
GUN REFORM: Mayors Against Illegal Guns announces support for a bipartisan Senate agreement on gun safety, mental health, and school safety provisions. (CBS Baltimore)
PUBLIC HEALTH: Cities across the U.S.—including Ann Arbor, Mich., Dallas, and Los Angeles—are rolling out programs offering free menstruation products to combat period poverty, an issue exacerbated by the pandemic. (Smart Cities Dive)
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