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The American Planning Association brings together thousands of people — practicing planners, citizens, elected officials — committed to making great communities happen. APA and PlanningRead all about us. About PlanningWhat is planning, and what do planners do? APA at a GlanceA quick and comprehensive look at all things APA. News CenterAPA news releases, member news and obituaries, and information for the media. AdvertiseReach a unique audience of skilled, authoritative, and well-connected planning and design professionals. Rent Mailing ListsAPA has the nation's largest and most targeted list of organizations and individuals interested in planning. Contact APACall, write, or send e-mail. OrganizationAPA includes a professional institute for certified planners, 47 chapters, 20 divisions, and special memberships for students. AICPAICP is APA's professional institute, leading the way in requirements for certification of professional planners, ethics, professional development, planning education, and the standards of practice. ChaptersChapters are members' local source for networking and professional development. DivisionsAPA's divisions are communities of professionals who share your interests and understand your concerns. StudentsAPA offers a free year of membership to third-year undergraduate and first-year graduate students in PAB-accredited planning programs in the U.S. New ProfessionalsStudents who continue membership after school may qualify for new professional membership in APA. Find out about APA’s resources for new professionals. | ||