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What will you discover in Houston?
At NPC20, you'll find inspiration around every corner — through education, networking, and innovation. Once you register, dive deeper into the program. You'll want to begin building your schedule and selecting high-demand ticketed activities before they sell out. |
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Rebuild through APA's disaster recovery assistance
APA is currently seeking inquiries from communities in need of technical assistance for post-disaster recovery projects. One community will be selected to receive specialized technical assistance, and all logistical expenses are funded through the grant. |
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Students: Present innovative solutions at NPC20
Participants in the Student Design Competition have an exciting opportunity to present their work, network with professionals, and compete for a $2,500 prize at NPC20. Start getting your team together and preparing your materials for submission. |
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Nominate outstanding private planning practitioner work
APA's Private Practice Division introduces its inaugural awards program. It recognizes the inspiring work carried out by private planning practitioners and the dedication of our members to address the full range of critical planning needs. Submit your nomination by February 7. |
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From Planning: Seed to sale
On January 1, legalized recreational marijuana laws went into effect for Illinois — could your state be next? Find out how local planners tackle land-use and zoning challenges to make the new industry work for their community. |
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JAPA in the information age
What role do journals, such as JAPA, have in a world where people can instantly access information at their fingertips? Editor Ann Forsyth looks at the new information landscape. |
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APA Learn: Planning for diversity in a just city
In this four-part series, discover how planners within APA are addressing Latino issues, gain insight how Latino planners are being perceived within the profession, and learn best practices for increased community engagement. CM | 6.0 |
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Start logging for the 2020–21 CM reporting period
If you are in the 2018–19 reporting period and have met the CM requirements, your CM log will now have the option to review and sign off.
Please review and close your 2018–19 reporting period as soon as possible to start logging CM for your 2020–21 reporting period. |
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YOUR MEMBERSHIP |
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Interact is a member e-newsletter of the American Planning Association and its professional institute, the American Institute of Certified Planners.
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