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Download the Fall issue to learn about emerging practices on planning's horizon. Public transportation's post-pandemic recovery demands innovation, while the coliving trend stokes conversations about housing diversity. Take a lesson in futures literacy and see how queer urbanism can provide a new blueprint for inclusive places. PLUS: City manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba celebrates planners as leaders, urban canopies offer critical infrastructure, and health app data helps improve parks.


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Page Count
48
Date Published
Oct. 1, 2023
Format
Adobe PDF
Publisher
American Planning Association National

Table of Contents

Transit’s Post-Pandemic Reckoning

As legacy agencies fight to get passengers back, they also face serious budget pressures and changing expectations. But smaller places are having big successes.

To Plan for the Future, Imagine It

Planners can refocus the profession by acquiring a new skill: futures literacy. Learn to get comfortable with uncertainty by combining hindsight, insight, and foresight.

Follow the Next Generation of #urbanplanners

Young people are discovering their passion for planning via TikTok and other social platforms — before even stepping foot in a 101 course.

INTERSECTIONS

Climate: Trees as infrastructure

Public Spaces: Why we need Queer Urbanism

People Behind The Plans: AARP’s Rodney Harrell on ADUs

Et Cetera: How to Blow Up a Pipeline

TOOLS FOR THE TRADE

Parks: Using app data for equity

Housing: Three trends to watch

The Profession: Leading with empathy

Tech: Tools for resilient mobility

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Contributors

Perspectives: It takes a planner

Letters: E-bikes, food apartheid, pollinators

Community Green: Tiny houses for the unhoused