Kansas City, Missouri, can help tackle the city’s racial division by establishing a more equitable process for parks and recreation investment, according to a report by the Urban Land Institute. The report is based on observations and process recommendations from an all-volunteer panel of industry experts convened to advise the city last year through ULI’s Advisory Services program. Parks and Boulevard System—Kansas City, Missouri: Providing a More Equitable Approach to Investing in Parks and Recreation may provide a blueprint for other communities interested in creating an equitable parks system that works for the benefit of all residents, not just a privileged few. Read the report.