Sarah Holder
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Sarah:
This Entrepreneur Is Betting the Future of Retail Runs on the Blockchain and Discord
Itsuki Daito is offering a web3 twist on brick-and-mortar retail: a store owned and operated by a decentralized autonomous organization. → Read More
Navigator: TikTok for Urban Planning
Welcome to today's edition of Navigator, CityLab's biweekly Saturday newsletter. → Read More
On TikTok, Teens Stuck in the Suburbs Get the Urbanist Pitch
Step aside, makeup tutorials and viral dance challenges — TikTok for urban planning has arrived. → Read More
Want to Be a Better CEO? Live Closer to the Office
Research by academics in Denmark found that chiefs who live in the vicinity of their workplace can improve the performance of their company. → Read More
Navigator: Snapshots of Life After Lockdowns
Welcome to today's edition of Navigator, CityLab's Saturday newsletter. → Read More
Local Officials Beef Up Abortion Sanctuary Cities
Cities bracing for an influx of abortion seekers are taking action to remain havens for reproductive care. But many have acknowledged their resource and legal limits. → Read More
CityLab Daily: Celebrating Juneteenth At Work
Welcome to the Thursday edition of the CityLab newsletter, focused on the changing nature of work — and the repercussions for the places and spaces we inhabit. Send your feedback and ideas to sholder6@bloomberg.net → Read More
‘Train Fanatics’ Score a Win in California Battle Over Idled Tracks
Santa Cruz voters hoping to see the return of passenger rail to the beachside city prevailed in a ballot measure to decide the fate of a recreational trail project. → Read More
CityLab Daily: Manhattan Migration
Also today: Baltimore looks to expand internet access, and ports push to automate jobs. → Read More
Nextdoor’s Quest to Beat Toxic Content and Make Money
The social media site is trying to shed its reputation for dividing neighborhoods. But what is the platform without all the awkward comments and uncomfortable politics? → Read More
Moving Back to NYC? Where People Are Coming From
New data reveals people are moving to New York City as property values and rental rates rebound in the third year of the pandemic. This is where people are coming from. → Read More
CityLab Daily: Organizing for the Right to Work From Home
Welcome to the Thursday edition of the CityLab newsletter, focused on the changing nature of work — and the repercussions for the places and spaces we inhabit. Send your feedback and ideas to sholder6@bloomberg.net → Read More
San Francisco Public Transit Wants To Win Back Riders by Featuring Writers
Short story vending machines bring a tactile reward to those who choose to ride the rails. → Read More
Navigator: A Train Trip With A Story on the Side
Welcome to today's edition of Navigator, CityLab's Saturday newsletter. → Read More
CityLab Daily: Will Architects Be The Next to Unionize?
Welcome to the Thursday edition of the CityLab newsletter, focused on the changing nature of work — and the repercussions for the places and spaces we inhabit. Send your feedback and ideas to sholder6@bloomberg.net → Read More
Counties Pledge to Break the Cycle Between Jail and Homelessness
With $20 million in MacArthur Foundation funding, four U.S. jurisdictions are exploring ways to make sure that brushes with the law don’t end up putting people on the street. → Read More
CityLab Daily: Abortion Travel Is Now an Employee Benefit
As some states have constricted abortion rights, it’s not just policy organizations and abortion funds that have filled the gap. Some employers have stepped in with a new kind of benefit: Paying travel and other costs for employees whose nearest abortion clinic is far from their home. These benefits have taken on new value with the news this week that a leaked draft Supreme Court ruling would… → Read More
CityLab Daily: Does Affordable Housing Lower Property Values?
Also today: What Ukraine’s reconstruction should look like, and the Warsaw mayor’s plea to Europe. → Read More
What Does Affordable Housing Do to Nearby Property Values?
A new Urban Institute study examined low-income housing in Alexandria, Virginia, to look for new answers to an age-old question. → Read More
CityLab Daily: When Small Businesses Own Their Real Estate
Welcome to the Thursday edition of the CityLab newsletter, focused on the changing nature of work — and the repercussions for the places and spaces we inhabit. Send your feedback and ideas to sholder6@bloomberg.net. → Read More