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We've spent five decades bringing some of the most successful public spaces in the world to life.
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1975
Helped over 3,500 communities in 52 countries
Bryant Park, New York, NYCampus Martius, Detroit, MIFlint Farmers Market, Flint, MINorth Avenue MARTA station, Atlanta, GA
Placemaking Week, Amsterdam, NetherlandsWalk Bike Places, Vancouver, BC, CanadaIPMC, Mercat de la Boqueria, BarcelonaIPMC, Toronto, Canada
Hosted 38 conferences convening over 16,000 professionals
Trained over 10,000 individuals in 500 trainings and webinars
Training, Bryant Park, New York, NYBrooklyn, New York, NYTraining, New York, NYTraining, New York, NY
2025
Celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2025, we invite YOU to join us as we look forward to the next fifty years of creating inclusive places that change our society for the better. Stay tuned as we announce more updates—and learn how to get involved below!

Together, we can build a world where every public space is community-powered.
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1. Support our next 50 years.

In 2025, Project for Public Spaces will celebrate our 50th anniversary—a milestone that underscores the enduring impact of public spaces and our unwavering commitment to this vital mission.

We invite you to help us kick-start this celebration by making a tax-deductible contribution before 2024 ends. Your contribution of any amount will directly support the next 50 years of Project for Public Spaces' work to inspire and mobilize the next generation of public space leaders!

2. Take our State of Public Space survey.

Calling all public space professionals—including planners, designers, place managers, artists, researchers, activists, and others—to participate.

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