…According to Pew Research, in most elections, the U.S. trails other developed countries in voter turnout. In fact, approximately 20% of registered voters have voted ZERO times in the past…

…lending, online content and virtual programming efforts. Libraries will need to implement cutting-edge internet bandwidth, Wi-Fi access, production technology, A/V, lighting and acoustics necessary for virtual reality, online learning and…

…in a while, the stars align on a project: a great client with a clearly defined vision for the future, a strong construction partner, a supportive community, and an amazing…

…years-long process to better prepare the community’s young learners, who are routinely underprepared for elementary school. It includes an innovative prototype classroom originated by SHP’s PK-12 Education Studio, which features…

…much larger population. In many instances, today’s high schools double as community centers. The opportunities for after-hours uses – mayoral candidate debates, community health fairs, adult education, guest lectures –…

…divisive, a community library is a beacon of light. It’s an accomplishment of collaboration and togetherness that stands for generations. A community library is a literal, visible representation of neighbors…

…problem sitting still for too long. When I’m not working, you’ll likely find me quilting, sewing, doing paint by numbers or walking my dog Guinness (or dressing him up in…

…into greater focus and, in so doing, creating a remarkable opportunity for Career Technical Education (CTE). Not only should CTE emerge stronger after the pandemic, but if its collective leaders…

…uniqueness of each community and ensure it’s reflected in the final design,” Jenny explains. “Every time I take on a project, I spend time getting to know the community— what…