APA Interact January 19, 2022

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January 19, 2022
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The world is upside down and the future seems more unknowable than ever before. But no worries — we've got you covered. APA, with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, has issued the first trend report for planners. Whether it's digitalization, innovative community funding for equity, trends in inclusive design, the Great Resignation, or Jeff Bezos going to outer space... the 2022 Trend Report for Planners explains how these trends are important for planners, shares insights on signals on the horizon, and helps you make sense of the future. Keep the report handy as you can use it throughout the year.
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RELATED: Learn how practicing foresight can help you make sense of the future, understand drivers of change, and prepare for today's quickly changing world with this PAS QuickNotes.
RESOURCES
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Planning Trends
Digital impacts on the built environment

Digitalization — the shift away from physical spaces toward digital spaces — has accelerated and is impacting retail, work, transportation, and infrastructure needs. Catch up on the trends and learn about the implications for the built environment, our communities, and how we plan for them.

Developed in partnership between APA and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
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Artificial Intelligence
Effects of AI on planning

Few planners routinely apply AI to their work. AI has the potential to shape the communities that planners serve. AI may also automate some tasks traditionally performed by planners and create new areas of planning practice. Get resources and policy guidance on the effects of AI in your community through this APA Research KnowledgeBase Collection.
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Disruptors
Preparing for e-commerce centers

E-commerce is expected to account for 26 percent of all retail sales in the U.S. by 2025. For that last-mile delivery center, what factors should you consider? Get 14 tips on how to prepare for e-commerce warehouse and distribution centers in Planning.
PLAN AHEAD
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Career Development
Partnering with public schools

February 2, Noon–1:30 p.m. CT

Public schools have a role in shaping communities. Learn how to improve collaboration between local governments and school districts with a goal of improving equity and outcomes for students and communities. Presented in partnership with APA's Public Schools Interest Group.
CM | 1.5 CM | 1.0 | Equity

Registration required ($30 APA members; $60 nonmembers; Free for Passport subscribers)
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January 21: Register to explore the overlap between planning and architecture. Free event hosted by APA's Student Representatives Council. 2 p.m. CT

January 26: Live Design Thinking webinar series begins; last day to register for the four-part blended learning series. CM | 9.0

January 27: Register for the first Solar@Scale webinar, exploring large-scale solar development outcomes. CM

February 9: Free "Planning Supervisors' Learning Circle" webinar, looking at the unique issues supervisors face when managing remotely and in-person. Registration required, Noon–1 p.m. CT.
 
 
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