Like their trailblazing predecessors, a new cadre of leaders won't rest until racial equality and economic justice deliver decent housing, education, job opportunities, and a healthy environment for this community.

As India Basin Waterfront Park takes shape, Trust for Public Land is honoring the history and legacy of women who fought for justice here.

Op-Ed. “The 34th Avenue Open Street shows how urban roads can be repurposed to make a more livable city. Even more, it is an example of how communities must lead these efforts so that streets reflect a common vision for what communities care about.”

Earth Island Journal editor, Maureen Nandini Mitra talks with Alison Sant about the many pathways towards reinventing our cities to be regenerative and equitable.

Alison Sant participated in the panel, "The Possibility of a Sustainable Future: Combatting Climate Change" with Suzanne Lee (Biofabricate) and Seth Goldman (PLNT Burger), moderated by Atlantic Staff Writer Robinson Meyer. The conversation acknowledged that the stakes couldn’t be higher. Finding solutions to climate change so that people and nature can thrive together is the opportunity and challenge of the moment. The Atlantic assembled policymakers, climate innovators, scientists, and business leaders to address today’s most urgent climate challenges and solutions to build a more resilient future.

Livelihoods and Landscapes, a Panel discussion

Host Greg Lindsay interviews Alison Sant about her book From the Ground Up.

Named one of the best books of 2022 by the American Society of Landscape Architects and Planetizen

Created for the opening of The Commons, a public gathering space at the Headlands Center for the Arts, the Studio hosted a public bike ride featuring a series of talks focused on bicycling as a way of claiming public space from our city streets to our parklands.

As Designers-In-Residence at the Exploratorium, the Studio for Urban Projects created a Field Lab along the San Francisco waterfront to examine the effects of sea-level rise in the San Francisco Bay. Over the course of a month, the Field Lab was a venue for public discussions, hands-on workshops, a research library, and film screenings.