Public spaces and activity levels are indicators of just living standards. This study used innovative engagement tools to assess a call for racial justice and equity and examines the modern impacts of the city’s historic segregation practices.

Just like the hit TV show "What Would You Do?", real-life ethical situations will be presented. Using interactive polling, pick what you would do. Come test your knowledge of the code and how you stack up against our panelists.

Discover innovative planning approaches with “What’s the Answer? Navigating Complex Data Successfully.” Learn from two case studies revealing strategies for data analysis and decision-making, equipping planners with the tools needed to steer through political landscapes, harness data, and unite stakeholders.

Our panelists tackle why the terms ‘diversity’, ‘equity’, and ‘inclusion’ are often taboo, particularly in conservative spaces. Discover strategies to reframe the conversation to build inclusive and fair cities.

Development in the West is complicated, but two communities along Northern Colorado’s Front Range have figured out how to share and realize their visions for future growth together!

You might mean what you write, but do you write what you mean? Learn how attention to civic clarity will help you produce better content by focusing on what audiences need to make decisions and participate in the planning process.

Headlines touted the pandemic biking boom, while the exodus to the suburbs hurt walkable downtowns. So how is the U.S. faring at increasing biking and walking activity?