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The essence of planning for and with people starts with integrating three main questions into your planning work: Who is helped? Who is harmed? And who is missing?
Learn how you can use these questions to build a stronger planning foundation, create more opportunities for planning leadership, and empower more inclusive decision-making in your community with this PAS Memo. |
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Black History Month
Enveloped in the planning process
The Texas Freedom Colonies Project founded by Andrea Roberts, PhD, aims to map settlements where enslaved African Americans lived. Through her work, Roberts recognizes the importance of integrating historic preservationists into planning and ensuring African Americans are fully enveloped in planning processes, not just called upon when needed. Planning catches up with Roberts two years after first reporting about The Texas Freedom Colonies Project. |
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Storytelling
Retrieving lost memories of place
When the history of a place has been erased, storytelling and cultural performance are powerful tools that give marginalized communities control over their own narratives. Learn how action researchers and preservationists worked with descendants of Freedom Colonies to combine local knowledge with research expertise, empowering the Shankleville, Texas, community to tell their story. |
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Ethics
Reviewing 2021's planning ethics
Last year saw an increase in ethical complaints and inquiries. In total, 28 misconduct complaints and 154 information inquiries were received. Get the highlights from the Annual Ethics Report, and learn how AICP-certified planners can get support for ethical concerns and questions. |
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Connect
Finding the right planning partner
APA's Planning Consultant Directory helps you connect with clients, collaborators, and subcontractors. With robust search and filter capabilities, it is the best way for planners to find the right partner and the best way to highlight your firm's talents and skills to a nationwide audience. |
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PLAN AHEAD |
NPC22: Reconnect with your planning community. Join us for NPC22, "All In" in San Diego April 30–May 3, and online; or for the online-only conference May 18–20. CM
February 18: Register for the " Climate Science & Planning: The Basics" webinar hosted by APA's Sustainable Communities Division. CM | 1.0 | Sustainability and Resilience
February 24: Free Solar@Scale Webinar on understanding the market for large-scale solar development. This is the third of nine webinars available. CM
February 25: Register for the " Climate Science & Planning: Intermediate Roundtable" webinar hosted by APA's Sustainable Communities Division. CM | 1.0 | Sustainability and Resilience
March 4: APA Sustainable Communities Division's Awards for Excellence in Sustainability nomination deadline. |
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APA's Jobs Online actively connects you to career opportunities within the profession in areas including transportation, hazard mitigation, economic development, community development, comprehensive planning, and communications and engagement. |
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APA posts new RFPs and RFQs frequently. View our listings for projects that suit your company's interests and capabilities to a T. Consultants: Add your listing to APA's Planning Consultant Directory and start matching with planners today. |
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