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    Despite decades of efforts to combat discrimination, racist planning practices remain common. Learn how to transform the culture of white privilege in planning workplaces and education.
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Communities are facing acute infrastructure needs to provide safe and reliable transportation with limited public funding available. It is critical for planners and local authorities to understand the procedures and approaches for securing and leveraging
    CM|1.00
    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    View five technological advancement examples designed to emphasize the use of international smart technology in planning.

    CM I 1.0 (1.0 S+R)

    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    With the unprecedented levels of federal, private and philanthropic funds currently available, how does one create a grant program that not only makes awards but genuinely supports projects with catalytic impact, and ensures those projects are completed
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Removing or preventing a highway in a city is often a fight – and never a fair one! Learn the language of highway removal, tactics used by state DOT’s and how to present winning arguments, and available resources.
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Planning for diversity and inclusion requires intentional efforts to dismantle systems of oppression and advance liberation and self-determination. This course equips planners with concepts and skills to perform inclusive and equitable planning and work effectively in diverse communities.

    CM I 2.0 (1.0 Equity)

    Nonmember Price: $80.00
    Member Price: $40.00
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    The Johnston Town Center, a public-private partnership opened August 2021, facilitated by city led acquisitions and investments in a vibrant “downtown” gathering space with public amenities/art, surrounded by thriving commercial businesses.
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Arts and planning has a new Federal Government champion with a big and bold vision.
    CM|.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Learn the elements of an effective and equitable economic development initiative, how to successfully engage community members and partner organizations, and best practices for establishing feasible and achievable benchmarks to evaluate your initiative's effectiveness.
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    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Learn as this diverse panel of women share how they are working to achieve a more inclusive and equity-sensitive culture in their organizations, communities, community boards and commissions.
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    As in previous years, the 2024 Trend Report features a list of over 100 existing, emerging, and potential future trends that the APA Foresight team, together with our Trend Scouting Foresight Community, identified as relevant to planning. The trends are structured within three timeframes (Act Now, Prepare, Learn and Watch), which indicate the urgency of planners’ action.

    CM 1.0

    Nonmember Price: $0.00
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    This webinar will explore key skills needed to integrate empathy and compassion in planning practice. It will focus on deepening planners' awareness of and practice of skills that support them in honoring their own identity (and stories) while also respecting and valuing the varied identities, stories, and experiences of the community, leading to relationships that can advance equitable and sustainable planning.

    CM I 1.00 (1.00 Ethics)

    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    Georgia Tech's urban design studio partners with 2 Presbyterian churches, a Baptist Church, and a Synagogue to conduct deep-dive explorations into opportunities, challenges, and realities that communities of faith face when they get involved in the City'
    CM|1.00
    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    Equity! Inclusion! Antiracism! These are the ingredients of progressive place-based efforts. Learn how three distinct organizations in DC, Maryland, and Virginia are developing their equity practice for place-based initiatives in one of the most diverse

    CM|0.75

    Nonmember Price: $30.00
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    During this unprecedented pandemic, forgotten urban neighborhoods suffered disproportionately – a stark reminder that cities aren’t fair. Can we continue planning for communities-of-color using pre-pandemic models? Trenton and Philadelphia in partner
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    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Good transit access is a critical element of diverse, healthy centers. Have you ever tried to build a transit center? Too often zoning doesn't permit them. Learn how to facilitate transit center development to support mobility and enhance urban environme

    CM I 1.00

    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    Ethics Begins With Equity. Learn how equity and ethics are intertwined, particularly in the Code of Ethics Aspirational Principles, and how planners can practice equity and follow the Ethics Code in their everyday work.

    CM I 1.00 (1.00 Ethics)

    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    Learn about current topics in planning ethics from members of the AICP Ethics Committee and the Ethics Officer. Understand how the new Code of Ethics was implemented in its first year. The updated Code of Ethics reemphasizes the commitment to equity and

    CM I 1.00 (1.00 Ethics)

    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    Learn how to use exploratory scenario planning, a tool to help you engage with a range of stakeholders and prepare for emerging future trends.
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Micro-level neighborhood characteristics are often not available, constraining our planning practice. Learn about a prediction model-building process based on Random Forest Regression.
    CM|0.25
    Nonmember Price: $10.00
    Member Price: $5.00
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    The panel will answer your questions to help you understand and identify critical skills necessary for success in a new role with elevated responsibility. This discussion is designed to explore challenges, encourage personal growth, and instill confidence in planners looking to bridge the gap between getting the job and being comfortable in your new role.

    This product is not approved for CM Credit.

    Nonmember Price: $0.00
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    The physical environment of our communities contribute to and benefits from economic and fiscal health. Fiscal health will only become more important in the coming decades, as cities absorb the world's population growth, and challenges such as climate change demand massive, preemptive investments. This session covers ways in which planners can make a difference by seeking opportunities.

    CM I 1.25

    Nonmember Price: $50.00
    Member Price: $25.00
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    Presented in partnership with The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, this course will introduce you to general aspects of how municipalities raise money, spend money, and develop budgets to meet the infrastructure and operations needs of the community.

    CM I 0.5

    Nonmember Price: $20.00
    Member Price: $10.00
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    How can cities foster more fiscal predictability into their community’s land use planning and development standards to take the financial debt pressure off the citizens of their community?
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Good transit access is a critical element of diverse, healthy centers. Have you ever tried to build a transit center? Too often zoning doesn't permit them. Learn how to facilitate transit center development to support mobility and enhance urban environme

    CM I 1.00

    Nonmember Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $20.00
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    Moving forward upskilling, reskilling, and digitalization, practicing planners will learn how to create a norm of using a neurodiversity inclusive framework at early planning stages.

    CM|0.75

    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Learn how to use of the latest cutting-edge web-based GIS tools and how a GeoDesign driven approach is changing the Community Planning Process.

    CM|0.75

    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Health equity isn't just for large, progressive, urban areas. Rural communities, car-centric suburbs, and mid-sized legacy cities have tremendous opportunities for and interest in improving health equity...if it is made accessible and directly connected
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    Learn how the planning department at the Borough of State College, PA has deployed a digital twin to analyze the impacts of new developments, specifically denser residential development to meet their modern housing needs.
    CM|0.75
    Nonmember Price: $30.00
    Member Price: $15.00
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    This session will outline lessons for land use recovery from severe weather, earthquakes, and climate change from New Zealand, Australia, and the United States, and encourage planners to explore their role in the recovery process and to take action before a disaster strikes their community.

    CM I 1.25 (1.00 Sustainability & Resilience)

    Nonmember Price: $50.00
    Member Price: $25.00
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