"New Urbanism" perhaps also could be called "Old Urbanism", because it's all about rediscovering how cities worked before cheap gas, interstate highways, suburban sprawl, white-flight, big-box chain stores, and mega-malls, all subsidized by state & federal governments led by the nose [and, at times, paid "under-the-table"] by inept, self-serving "planners". Working to improve a neighborhood like City Point means working to improve the city in which it's located.

 

http://bettertogether.org

www.ceasefirechicago.org (Chicago Project for Violence Prevtion)

www.centerforthelivingcity.org

http://www.ceosforcities.org/about

http://citistates.com

www.cnu.org (= Congress for New Urbanism)

www.designnewhaven.com (= New Haven Urban Design League)

www.livablestreets.com

http://livingeconomies.org  

www.newhavensafestreets.org

http://newsociety.com (publisher)

http://newurbannews.com

www.pps.org (= Project for Public Spaces)

www.preventioninstitute.org (Urban Network to Increase Thriving Youth)

www.robertabrandesgratz.com (publisher)

http://www.urban.org/  (The Urban Institute)

www.urban-advantage.com

www.walkable.org (=Walkable Communities, Inc.)