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Welcome to the Strong Towns Langley Academy

Our Academy section provides educational resources to help you understand and apply Strong Towns principles in your community. Whether you're new to these concepts or looking to deepen your knowledge, we've organized materials to support your learning journey.

Begin Your Journey

Not sure where to start? Our curated introduction provides a step-by-step path through the core Strong Towns concepts.

Through video sessions, readings, and case studies, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how to build financially resilient communities.

Academy Resources

What to Watch

Our curated collection of videos, documentaries, and channels that explore urban planning, community development, and Strong Towns principles.

  • Recommended YouTube channels
  • Documentary films on urbanism
  • Educational series and lectures
  • Featured playlists

Good Reads

Essential books on urban planning, community development, and creating livable cities from leading authors in the field.

  • Urban design classics
  • Transportation planning resources
  • Community development guides
  • Practical implementation handbooks

Strong Towns Books

Publications directly from Strong Towns and its founder Charles Marohn that form the foundation of the movement.

  • "Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity"
  • "Confessions of a Recovering Engineer"
  • Strong Towns articles and e-books
  • Local adaptations and resources

Community Engagement

Tools and resources to help you engage with your community and advocate for Strong Towns principles.

  • Discussion guides
  • Local book clubs
  • Workshop materials
  • Advocacy resources

Upcoming Meetings

Want to learn more about Strong Towns principles and connect with like-minded community members? Join one of our upcoming meetings to learn about Strong Towns concepts, discuss local applications, and ask questions in a welcoming environment. Our meetings are open to everyone, from curious newcomers to experienced advocates.

These gatherings provide an excellent opportunity to meet local advocates, share ideas, and take the first steps toward creating positive change in our community.

Evening Public Meeting (Online only) - Friday, April 25, 2025, 7:30pm - 8:30pm

Discussing news, future campaigns, ideas and feedback.

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Office Hours Public Meeting (Online only) - Monday, May 12, 2025, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Discussing news, future campaigns, ideas and feedback.

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