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Complete Streets: The Next Generation
Creating safe, complete streets for all users to support accessible, sustainable mobility is more important today than ever before. This PAS Report provides the information planners need to help their communities achieve the next generation of complete streets.
Planning Magazine
Each month, APA's member magazine shows how innovative planning programs and techniques are reshaping America's communities.
Members and Subscribers
Journal of the American Planning Association
Since 1935, the quarterly Journal of the American Planning Association has published research, commentaries, and book reviews useful to practicing planners, scholars, students, policy makers, and others interested in planning.
PAS Reports
APA's Planning Advisory Service published its first Information Report in 1949. Each PAS Report provides authoritative guidance on current issues and innovative practices in the field of planning.
PAS Report 608
Environmental Justice and Zoning Reform
If patterns of environmental injustice persist in zoning codes, planners must act to address those disparities. This PAS Report can help planners evaluate their zoning codes for disparate impact and implement zoning reform.
PAS Memo
What's working in communities like yours? These detailed articles bring you practical information from planners around the country facing the same challenges you are.
PAS QuickNotes
Bite-sized backgrounders covering important planning issues and emerging trends for a fast, basic understanding. Ideal for practicing planners to familiarize themselves and others with important topics and future-focused tools.
Zoning Practice
Zoning Practice helps guide you as you write and administer smart development codes.
Interact
Interact is APA's weekly member newsletter, keeping APA members informed of the latest resources, information, and opportunities available to them.
Nexus
Nexus is where the APA community connects, where your voice is heard, your work is supported, and your challenges are understood.