Featured: NAVIGATING CHANGE COVID-19 Resources for Planners
Planners continue to play an essential role in community response to the pandemic. From holding online public meetings, to positioning your community for economic recovery, to using data analysis to ensure the recovery is equitable, you need information to help you serve your community. Visit our COVID-19 resources collection, organized by topics that are foremost in your mind.
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How COVID-19 Has Underscored the Digital Divide
Broadband access — or reliable, high-speed internet access — is a necessity, not a luxury. APA's Sagar Shah talks with Anna Read, an officer for the broadband research initiative at The Pew Charitable Trusts, about the work that several communities across the country are doing to close the broadband gap.
Planning Ethics: Lessons from 2019
What kind of ethical issues are planners most likely to face? Read this report of the 2019 activities of the AICP Ethics Committee to learn about the challenges facing planners and prepare to face them with ethics and integrity.
Racial Equity in Planning Organizations
To create equitable communities, planners must also create equitable planning departments. In the latest issue of the Journal of the American Planning Association, this viewpoint explores the history and present of racial inequality in planning and offers a framework for guiding racial equity goals.
APA News & Updates
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July 1, 2020
APA Launches Equity in Planning Video Series
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June 22, 2020
In Memoriam: June 2020
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APA Launches NPC20 @ Home
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New Online Public Engagement Resources
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April 6, 2020
Information Clearinghouses for COVID-19
Featured APA Learn Courses
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Housing Policy | Law
Full-House: Nontraditional Families and Housing Attainability
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COVID-19 | Health | Plans
How Planners Can Collaborate With Public Health During a Pandemic
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Career Development
The Private Practice Challenge: Going Out on Your Own
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Housing Policy | Law | Planning History and Theory | Zoning and Ordinances
Deregulatory Trends in Land Use
