San Francisco city officials have come to the realization that despite their best attempts to build new affordable housing units, rent-controlled units are disappearing equally as fast—negating the impact of the 6,600+ affordable housing units that have come online over the past decade. Read More

In Lawrence, creative public-private partnerships have driven the CEO of a children's discovery museum, Imajine That, to contemplate growth not only in terms of revenue but also opportunity for local workers and families. Read More

Philadelphia has one of the country’s most vibrant Chinatowns, and as new Chinese restaurants and Chinese-owned businesses open, many have turned to the city’s Latino community for new employees. Read More

“I let things roll off me,” Jennifer Pinck told ICIC last fall. Read More

Our founder and Chairman, Harvard Business School Professor Michael E. Porter, was recently featured in an article in the Harvard Gazette, “The costs of inequality: Faster lives, quicker deaths.” The article, part of a series on Harvard professors’ work as it relates to issues of inequality, details the disparate health ... Read More