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Featured: NATIONAL PLANNING CONFERENCE APA Members: Register Now for NPC19

APA members — are you excited for NPC19? Use your exclusive registration access to sign up now for popular activities like orientation tours, mobile workshops, and — for the first time — fitness activities. Book your spot today at next year's premier planning event in downtown San Francisco, where Planning Connects Us.

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Emerging Trends at NPC19

Wildfires, inclusionary zoning, pre-fabricated and smart homes — these issues and more have arisen since APA first asked for your help building the NPC19 program. If you have an idea for a conference session on an emerging planning issue you can submit a proposal now through January 11.

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Apply for AICP Certification by December 28 to be eligible for the May 2019 exam. Use our resources, including newly updated AICP Certification Guides, to make your application a success.

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Call for NPC19 Poster Proposals

Did your capstone project, data visualization, or community project presentation really resonate? Share it with planners from around the world! APA is accepting poster proposals for NPC19 through January 4.

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  • September 4, 2018

    Parks without Borders: Unifying the Public Realm

    Learn how NYC Parks, working with communities and sister agencies, is unifying park spaces with the neighborhoods they serve and creating new centers of community by reimagining entrances, edges, and park-adjacent spaces through its Parks Without Borders initiative.
  • September 4, 2018

    Increasing Biking in Contentious Environments

    The American automobile is far from dead, yet we are demanding more from our city streets. This session will take a comprehensive look at how bicycle infrastructure can be built in charged political environments.
  • September 4, 2018

    Greater Sustainability with Autonomous Vehicles?

    Self-driving cars will hit city streets soon. Will they induce a new boom in sprawl? Will they create a transit “golden age” with new ownership models? Explore the future of transportation with experts from Silicon Valley and New York.
  • September 4, 2018

    Fostering Inclusive Communities Through Fair Housing

    This session will review the history and requirements of HUD’s recent Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule. The session will also review recent efforts by the District of Columbia to more equitably disperse the affordable housing supply throughout the city.
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