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World Town Planning Day: Join a global planning celebration
On Friday, November 8, planners across the globe will recognize the 70th anniversary of World Town Planning Day, an opportunity to celebrate how planning is making thriving and safe communities. This year, in collaboration with APA's International Division, we are hosting a free online conference: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Addressing Climate Change. The webinars will explore how planning is necessary to address climate change worldwide.
Learn more about World Town Planning Day and register for the APA International Division's free online conference. Follow the conversation on Twitter by using #WTPD2019. |
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Call for Urbanism Next conference proposals
Submit proposals by December 5 for the 2020 Urbanism Next conference held May 13–15, in Portland, Oregon. |
Research survey on climate science in planning
Dr. Donovan Finn of Stony Brook University is surveying professional planners about the use of climate science in planning. The online survey should take about 12 minutes. Twenty randomly selected participants will receive $25 Visa gift cards. |
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NPC19 attendees: Access session recordings
Did you attend NPC19 in San Francisco? As part of your registration, you receive one year of free access to hundreds of available NPC19 recorded sessions in APA Learn. Browse by the 13 tracks and start learning. |
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November Planning magazine
In November's issue of Planning, examine the double-edged sword of preemption. As state and federal preemption of local control is increasing, it can keep special interests from grabbing control — or obstruct local battles. Tax code changes are making low-income housing tax credits less valuable, and funding projects even harder. In the e-commerce age, delivery trucks are causing congestion in city streets — view eight strategies for successful freight planning. |
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Uncovering JAPA: Missing Rungs in the Ladder of Citizen Participation
What happens when public participation is used to bolster existing plans and policies rather than providing opportunities to challenge them? This blog post explores a recent Journal of the American Planning Association article suggesting that progress is still possible if meaningful public engagement begins early in the planning and decision-making processes. |
Planning Timeline: Urban Mass Transportation Act
President Lyndon Johnson's Urban Mass Transportation Act provided funding for mass transportation projects in cities, creating the Urban Mass Transportation Administration — now known as the Federal Transit Administration. The act shifted financing mass transportation projects to federal grants and loans. View the full timeline. |
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APA Learn: "Introduction to Land Value Capture Strategies"
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