Neighborland

Neighborland was a public engagement platform for organizations and residents to collaborate on the future of their communities. Co-founded by Chang, Dan Parham, and Tee Parham, the civic tool was used by over three million people and over 200 government agencies, universities, foundations, and nonprofits across the U.S. and Canada to create to new night markets, bike lanes, community centers,  regional developments, and large-scale projects. Aiming to make the civic engagement process more accessible and inclusive, Neighborland was initially developed with generous support from Tulane University’s Social Entrepreneurship Program and the Rockefeller Foundation in New Orleans in 2011, and later acquired by Nextdoor.