Maximum City creates systems change at the intersection of:

Our work is driven by three interconnected values:

Learning, connection, & participation

 

Samples of Our Work

A map of the city of Toronto with Kidscore results by location. The average Kidscore is 45.

KidScore Engagement

& Mapping Tool

City of Toronto, Public Health and Children’s Services

Maximum City developed the Kidscore in conjunction with young people and researchers. The KidScore is both an engagement tool and a metric to assess the child-friendliness of urban places in different categories. In 2020, our organization received the IAP2 Core Value Award for Diversity and Inclusion for our work on this project.

 
An image of Josh Fullan, the executive director of Maximum City, facilitating a strategic planning session with the Durham District School Board Trustees.

Durham District School Board Multi-Year Strategic Plan

Durham District School Board

Maximum City developed and led a multimodal community consultation program for the DDSB’s new strategic plan, engaging over 4,500 participants. We worked closely with senior staff and trustees to co-design an actionable plan that all community members can see themselves reflected in. 

 
 
 

We believe the time for urban and educational transformation is now.

For nearly 15 years, we’ve worked with cities, schools, and nonprofits to help tackle challenges facing their communities, design transformative engagement and learning opportunities, and shape better places together.

 
 
 
 

Our Services

All of our work starts with understanding context. With our clients, we focus on deeply understanding place and community, taking cues from context to tackle the interconnected challenges and opportunities facing cities and schools.

 

Clients