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Featured: CLIMATE AND RESILIENCY Proposed NEPA Changes Costly, Threaten Community Safety

In response to the proposed changes to federal NEPA laws, APA and the Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM) released a joint statement calling upon the Trump administration not to abandon environmental protections.

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NPC20 Registration Is Open for All

Join over 5,000 planners in Houston for the premier planning event of the year. NPC20 features 150+ education sessions, 50 mobile workshops, and countless opportunities to connect with fellow planners and affiliated professionals.

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Congratulations for Passing the November AICP Certification Exam

Nearly 500 members passed the November 2019 AICP Certification Exam. Join us in congratulating them for taking a significant step in their careers!

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AICP Candidate Pilot Program, Two Years In

The AICP Candidate Pilot program provides planners fresh out of college the opportunity to pursue the AICP Certification while they gain their professional planning experience. The second year of the program continued to show strong growth among emerging professionals entering the planning field.

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    What is a Diálogo?

    The original purpose behind all the Diálogos was to set a national agenda for planning for Latinos in the U.S. and to ultimately provide a tool for Latino planners. Diálogos is a bottom-up approach that provides a platform for those voices of communities to be heard, and pathway to bring them to the planning table.
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    Addressing Cultural Divides

    Lack of information in Spanish and cultural divides often keep Latinos away from the public planning process. Engagement with Latino communities is very weak or non-existent in many places. How can we better connect with Latino communities in the cities we work with to ensure they are an active voice in decision-making?
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    Shared Experiences in Advancing Inclusive and Equitable Climate Adaptation

    Four panelists from the New York-New Jersey region will discuss their ongoing efforts undertake inclusive efforts to engage diverse, socially vulnerable and Environmental Justice communities in planning for climate adaptation and resilience.
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    Engagement Techniques for Latino Communities

    Latino communities often take community development into their own hands with active placemaking often referred to as ‘Latino urbanism.’ This course will help planners learn how to tap into this energy to activate and engage Latinos in planning process.
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