Advocating for walkable, bikeable, inclusive, and transit-oriented communities as the most sustainable and equitable way for the Washington, DC region to grow and provide opportunities for all.

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Events

Ward 3 Smart Growth & Affordable Housing Happy Hour 

Join us for a meet up for collaborating and organizing

Smart Growth Social 2025

Smart Growth Social is our most popular event of the year.

Latest Happenings


Testimony: SRA 25-02 — No more barriers to new homes on corridors (MoCo)

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Thank you for accepting this testimony on behalf of the Coalition for Smarter Growth. CSG advocates for walkable, bikeable, inclusive, and transit-oriented communities as the most sustainable and equitable way for the Washington, DC region to grow and provide opportunities for all.
ACTION ALERT! Tell the Council: support new homes on corridors and say no to more barriers

ACTION ALERT! Tell the Council: support new homes on corridors and say no to more barriers

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ACTION ALERT! Tell the Council: support new homes on corridors and say no to more barriers

CSG in the News: The W&OD Trail is a Northern Virginia treasure at risk

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September 11, 2025 | Sonya Breehey, Kevin O’Brien | Greater Greater Washington The W&OD is a popular 45-mile linear park and trail, providing communities from Arlington to Purcellville a vital connection to active transportation, recreation, and conservation. Yet Dominion’s clear-cutting and a potential long-shot commuter rail proposal could significantly change this

Testimony: Support for University Boulevard Corridor Plan (MoCo)

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We ask for your support for the goals of safe streets, vibrant and inclusive communities, and transit-oriented homes and businesses laid out in the University Boulevard Corridor Plan and in our county’s 30-year general plan, Thrive 2050.
Event: Fault Lines. Screening of a housing documentary, followed by a panel discussion and a social hour

Event: Fault Lines. Screening of a housing documentary, followed by a panel discussion and a social hour

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A screening of Fault Lines, a documentary exploring housing and policy, followed by a panel of regional leaders and a community social hour. The panel will examine Northern Virginia’s housing challenges and explore strategies to build more inclusive and livable communities in our region.