HQ Function

Serves as the primary center for research, program development, policy advocacy, community engagement, and administrative operations.

Notable Features:

The headquarters is designed to be a collaborative workspace, fostering interaction among its diverse team of researchers, planners, and advocates. It often hosts community meetings and workshops.

Work Culture:

Mission-driven and collaborative, with a strong emphasis on innovation, data-informed decision-making, and a commitment to social and environmental justice. Employees are passionate about creating tangible positive impacts in urban communities.

HQ Significance:

The Chicago headquarters is significant as it places CNT at the heart of a major American city facing many of the urban challenges CNT aims to solve, allowing for direct engagement and pilot projects.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects CNT's values of community engagement, practical innovation, and sustainability, often through its accessible location and functional design aimed at fostering collaboration.

Location:

While the Center for Neighborhood Technology's primary focus is on urban areas within the United States, its research, innovative models, and policy recommendations often have global relevance. Their pioneering work in areas like urban flooding, sustainable transportation (e.g., the H+T Index), and energy equity is studied and adapted by organizations and municipalities internationally. However, CNT does not maintain physical international offices; its global impact is through knowledge sharing and the replicability of its solutions.

Street Address:

2125 W. North Avenue

City:

Chicago

State/Province:

IL

Country:

USA