Resources
We are working to raise the standard of engagement practice, collaboration, and community led decision making in all neighborhoods.
Featured Guide
The Resident Resource Guide allows individuals and community leaders to implement greening in their neighborhoods to advance their community’s goals. The guide compiles information about existing programs and resources within the city relating to three different scales: Home, Neighborhood, and City-wide.
Thanks to the Philadelphia Water Department, The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Sustainability, and the William Penn Foundation (as a part of the Resilient Communities Stormwater Initiative), you can now view, download, and save the updated guide now available in English, Spanish and Chinese!
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Hinge Collective Resource Guides
These resources have been developed by Hinge Collective as a way to share field tested techniques for including communities in design decisions. These resources are continually updated and new reports are being generated. Click the orange button to view and download the guides after adding your name to our mailing list. And please, tell us about yourself! Where are you from? How are you using these guides? What other resources guides would you like to see?
Engagement Reports
These engagement reports were developed by Hinge Collective as a record of the engagement processes for specific projects. Click on the reports to view them.
2 North Fulton (Unity Park) Community Design & Engagement Report
Frankford Pause Observation Report