Next week @APA_Virginia will be hosting an Urbanism Happy Hour on supportive housing. As homelessness is on the rise in Richmond, don’t miss this expert panel discussion on our most effective tool to house the houseless. Plus beer. 🍻
The 2024 Trend Report for Planners is almost here! Join our launch event 1/31, 3 PM CT to learn about drivers of change in the planning profession.➡️ https://t.co/gJWSFJV3EC
Want a sneak peek? #PlanMag has the scoop on 7 trends from this year's report! ⤵️ https://t.co/4HlKc9QODu
Planners! Come see Katie See speak on resilience in practice on Thursday at noon (ET). This session will highlight FEMA's Community Lifelines & the Plan Integration for Resilience Scorecard. CM Credits are available.
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Next Wednesday the 10th @APA_Virginia is hosting its first Urbanism Happy Hour of 2024 at Basic City Beer Co. 5:30-7:30pm. The panel will discuss how inclusionary zoning and density can be leveraged to promote affordable housing. 🏗️🏢
It's time to get your cold-weather planning gear from the #APAshop! Show the world that #ItTakesAPlanner with our winter essentials, from hats to puffer jackets! Shop now 🛍️🎁
We know we need a ton of solar energy to eliminate carbon pollution, but where should we put all those panels? Check out this @APA_Virginia event on solar siting’s land use considerations Nov. 1st 5:30 to 7pm at Basic City Beer Co. in Manchester. ☀️
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💼 There are SO many planning job openings across the state right now - what better time to make that career leap than now? Check out this job posting for an Associate Planner in Arlington County in the Link Tree in our bio!
📣 Here’s your reminder that registration for the Fall AICP certification cycle is open NOW through October 31st!
Visit the Link Tree in our bio to learn more about your path to #AICP Certification.
To better understand how states are implementing their new housing policies, @landpolicy and Brookings Metro convened state policymakers and researchers for a series of conversations. Read three key lessons from those conversations here--> https://t.co/nb9XsVLQtD
Dive into creative placemaking: projects using arts & cultural strategies to implement community-led change. Access this free KnowledgeBase collection to learn how planners use this approach to help residents take ownership of their communities. https://t.co/MY5I8IDl4d
📣 Hampton-Area Planners - The National Science Foundation is rebuilding its main location at McMurdo in Antarctica. Come learn about the Master Planning that was conducted to layout the site. Contact Paula Loomis at [email protected] for more info about the event!
💼 There are SO many planning job openings across the state right now - what better time to make that career leap than now? Check out this unique Resilience Planner opportunity in the Hampton Roads area!
In urban planning, empathy is the key to impactful leadership. Learn how planners can enhance community understanding, promote inclusivity, tackle inequities, build collaborations, and create a culture of empathy in the planning field with #PlanMag. https://t.co/9NbdjgHW6w
The Reconnecting Communities Program from @USDOT provides funding to remove infrastructure barriers to community connectivity. This funding includes $50M in planning grants to support equitable infrastructure that unites communities. Apply today! https://t.co/sXebQci5Kb
On October 13th, we'll take a deep dive into our analysis of zoning in Hampton Roads and its relationships to housing affordability, economic opportunity, and transportation. @APA_Virginia members will receive 3 CM credits for attending. https://t.co/MO2Bk17ew7
Is innovative technology and team collaboration crucial to solving your local government's largest challenges? Join David Crump and Samantha Morrone, of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, as they share how modern technology has streamlined their community development process. #sponsored
➡️ Here’s another GREAT way to get involved not only with the Virginia Chapter, but with an entire network of planners across the country! Visit the Link Tree in our bio to join the Planners Advocacy Network and then check in with our PAN Director at [email protected].