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Preservation-based approaches can help protect queer spaces, but what is the impact to affordability? In this Journal of the American Planning Association article, the authors provide analysis on the impact of historic districts on a segment of the LGBTQ community and identify areas where planners can help manage gentrification impacts on sexual, racial, and ethnic minority communities. |
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This article is available free as part of our recognition of Pride month. For full access to the JAPA archive, APA members may purchase a discounted subscription for $48/year, or a digital-only subscription for $36/year. |
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New from Planning
Five tips to protect community data
Baltimore and Atlanta were two of several cities attacked with ransomware in the last two years. Get tips for keeping your community and its data safe from Nupur Gunjan, former public sector analyst at Cisco. Plus, easily access more stories on the latest planning innovations, tools, and voices to help you with your work through the magazine's newly designed and enhanced web experience. |
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Research KnowledgeBase collection
Planning and zoning enabling laws
The spectrum of state statutes that govern when and how local governments prepare and adopt comprehensive plans ranges from authorized, not required — to states that mandate plans. Knowing whether your zoning regulations are required by state law to be consistent with your comprehensive plan is critical for those considering zoning reform. Access enabling law resources, including core planning and zoning statutes for each state in this new Research KnowledgeBase collection. |
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Awards ceremony
Honoring planning excellence
Thursday, June 10 | 1 p.m. CT
APA's virtual awards ceremony honors how planning is leading communities forward to a stronger, safer, and more equitable future. Join us to celebrate the work of APA's chapters, divisions, students, and our 2021 National Planning Award recipients. |
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Webinar
How technology is shaping practice and your career
Thursday, June 17 | Noon CT
The pandemic disrupted every business nationwide, revealing shortcomings and opportunities, planning offices included. Our panelist of expert planners on the leading edge of technological change in global companies, academia, and city government will share their thoughts on the competencies planners will need in the future to create great communities for all. CM | 1.5 |
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Cost: Members $30 | Nonmembers $60
Presented by APA’s Career Services and Technology Division |
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