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Save your spot in Houston
Register for NPC20 and you'll be among 5,000+ planners in Houston for the premier planning event of the year. General registration is now open to all; be sure to snag popular ticketed items before they sell out.
Dive into the host city through Planning's special January edition – " The 'Z' Word" focuses on how Houston's famous lack of zoning doesn't mean it doesn't have planning. |
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OPPORTUNITIES |
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Become a planning ambassador in your community
APA ambassador Meagan Mullen Booth wanted to show the value of planning to young children, so she inspired them to draw home or a favorite place to create an "envelope city." Become an APA ambassador like Meagan — apply by January 31. |
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Rebuild through APA's disaster recovery assistance
APA is currently seeking inquiries from communities in need of technical assistance for post-disaster recovery projects. One community will be selected to receive specialized technical assistance, and all logistical expenses are funded through the grant. |
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Receive assistance for sustainability and equity efforts
Is your local government committed to accelerating progress on climate change, resilience, and social equity? Up to 20 local governments will be selected to participate in the LEED for Cities and Communities grant program. Apply by January 31. |
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New social equity resource collection
Planning for social equity means recognizing planning practices that have had a disparate impact on communities and actively working with residents to create better communities for all. Explore Social Equity, the latest addition to APA's Research KnowledgeBase, to discover resources on how local and regional agencies are advancing social equity goals. |
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Creating a disaster recovery guide for planners
Even the most prepared communities will face unique challenges in the wake of a disaster. To better support planners, APA and the Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center at Texas A&M University partnered on phase one of a project to develop a tactical disaster recovery guide. The phase one findings were recently released — learn what planners need to know about disaster recovery and how APA is working to better support them in these efforts. |
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AICP |
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Quick, easy ways to find CM
- Browse education options from nearly 300 CM providers.
- Need to fulfill law or ethics credit requirements? Use the filter to narrow your CM search results.
- Use the CM self-reporting tool to claim credit for pro bono and other CM-related activities.
- Find courses — ranging in topics from A(ffordable Housing) to Z(oning) — in APA Learn.
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YOUR MEMBERSHIP |
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Send questions or comments about Interact to interact@planning.org.
Interact is a member e-newsletter of the American Planning Association and its professional institute, the American Institute of Certified Planners.
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