Updates from Terra Nostra Press
Book Launch for Community Matters: On November 14th, we held an online book launch for our newest publication, Community Matters: Conversations with Reflective Practitioners about the Value and Variety of Resident Engagement in CLTs. You can check out the recording in English (with translated subtitles) and in Spanish on the event page.
Tom Angotti's Review of Community Matters: Hot off the presses -- we've just received Tom Angotti's review of our latest publication. Here's the review.
CLTs in the News
- Boston Farms creates community wealth, fosters food enterprises through shared land, Kresge Foundation, January 10, 2023
- Press briefing by the leadership of Keekonyokie Community Land Trust (Kenya), Elveza Media, December 31, 2022
- Community Land Trusts Build Climate-Resilient Affordable Housing, Alexandra Applegate, YES Magazine, December 1, 2022
- How Land Banks and Community Land Trusts Can Partner for Racial Justice, Beth Sorce and Kim Graziani, Nonprofit Quarterly, November 9, 2022
- Community-Owned Commercial Real Estate Is Having A Moment, Oscar Perry Abello, Next City, November 8, 2022
- Charles Sherrod, Civil Rights Pioneer in Rural Georgia, Dies at 85, Clay Risen, The New York Times, October 17, 2022
The Center for Community Land Trust Innovation is a not-for-profit nongovernmental organization established in 2018 to promote and to support community land trusts and similar strategies of community-led development on community-owned land in countries throughout the world.
The Center provides the following services: (a) collecting and curating historical materials documenting the origins and evolution of the worldwide CLT movement; (b) conducting, cataloging, and disseminating academic and non-academic research; (c) producing case studies, directories, guides, and other educational materials; and (d) providing training, referral, and technical assistance for organizers and practitioners working with CLTs and similar strategies for the equitable and sustainable development of place-based communities.
The Center publishes books and monographs under its trademarked imprint: Terra Nostra Press.