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Revitalizing Communities Through Play: Schools and Parks Lead the Way
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Revitalizing Communities Through Play: Schools and Parks Lead the Way
In the mid-1930s, the Housing Act of 1937 paved the way for public housing projects as part of the New Deal. In following decades, urban planners leveled existing neighborhoods throughout the U.S. and replaced them with high-rises. These buildings quickly fell into disrepair and became prone to criminal activity and dangerous conditions. Their goal, it seemed, was not to revitalize but to isolate communities. It is now widely understood that you…
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