The Community Innovators Lab (CoLab) is a center for planning and development within the MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning (DUSP).
CoLab supports the development and use of knowledge from excluded communities to deepen civic engagement, improve community practice, inform policy, mobilize community assets, and generate shared wealth.
From "A Day in Biddeford, Maine" by the Community Innovators Lab at MIT
Read the full story of how Newton County licked Atlanta sprawl, the recession, and more here.
Full story of international Street Chair day at: http://colabradio.mit.edu/category/street-chairs/ Installation above by John Claudia Paraschiv.
Full story of international Street Chair day at: http://colabradio.mit.edu/category/street-chairs/ Installation above by John Cropper.
Panoramic view of the Río Piedras Aqueduct, site of a Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico project.
Part of the Who's on Newbury Street? story series
Green Grease in Sao Paulo: A Student Reflection
Part of the Who's on Newbury Street? story series
A video of Nepali language classes run by volunteer MIT graduate students. For more information about this initiative, visit: http://colabradio.mit.edu/?cat=522
The last story in the Who's on Broad digital story series.
Joe, a lawyer on Broad Street gives us yet another perspective on the commercial corridor.
Felix is a spiritual healer on Broad Street in New Orleans. This is the ninth story in the Who's on Broad digital story series.
Story #8 the Who's On Broad Digital Story Series
Kristal Peters, MIT alumna 2010, talks about her motivations for working in Haiti post-earthquake. Kristal is part of a team that is working on housing and community redevelopment policies in Haiti.
Story #7 the Who's On Broad digital story series.
