Price, Utah utilizes tactical urbanism to take back the streets of their rural town by coming together and spurring enthusiasm in their community.

The Project for Public Spaces (PPS) brings public spaces to life by planning and designing them with the people who use them every day. Their goal is to equip people with the knowledge, skills, and strategies to fuel lasting change.

This guide offers an introduction to the nuts and bolts of community yarn bombing and provides suggestions for strengthening your community’s goodwill in the process.

The Creative Community Builder's Handbook · How to Transform Communities Using Local Assets, Arts, and Culture gives you successful strategies, best practices, and "how-to" guidance to turn cultural gems into effective community change.

The Land Policy Institute, in collaboration with the MIplaceTM Partnership Initiative, released the most comprehensive guidebook on placemaking in 2016, drawing from the best works available. The Placemaking Guidebook seeks to assist neighborhoods and communities with quickly reshaping their thinking and acting on how effective placemaking can greatly enhance community and economic development.

This Indiana-based curriculum created by Purdue Extension is designed for use by decision makers and local leaders with oversight and management of community public spaces such as parks boards and planning commission members, public officials and staff, and members of organizations whose missions are related to providing services, programs, or management of public spaces.

This activity encourages students to get youth thinking about how murals can be used to convey a message, help build community, and be a source of pride.

Students will create a new playground space that incorporates universal design principles.

This toolkit created by Iowa State University Extension & Outreach is a one-stop resource to learn about the benefits of creating community murals, the types of materials, sites, and spaces needed to create murals, and strategies for engaging your community