Creating transportation equity from the ground up
Wednesday, April 27, 10:00 a.m. Participants of the live webinar are eligible for one Equity CM and 1.5 AICP CM credits.
Creating transportation equity from the ground up Read More »
BOOKS: Evolving community engagement toward the hands and senses rather than the loudest voices
Reviewed by Asher Kohn, AICP, April 13, 2022. Equity is taking center stage in community planning. This book challenges current approaches to community engagement and proposes hands-on methods to embolden stakeholders.
How cap-and-trade keeps people in their homes in East Oakland
California’s cap-and-trade program is building up cash while lowering carbon emissions. An April 6 podcast (32 min.) looks at one way that money is being used in East Oakland.
How cap-and-trade keeps people in their homes in East Oakland Read More »
ICYMI: This Fact Sheet can aid localities in implementing SB 9
March 25, 2022. HCD does not have authority to enforce SB 9, but violations of SB 9 may violate other statutes over which HCD does have enforcement authority.
ICYMI: This Fact Sheet can aid localities in implementing SB 9 Read More »
Van Ness BRT is finally running. What does it promise?
By Earl G. Bossard, April 10, 2022. Van Ness can become a world class example of effective, multimodal, environmentally friendly, urban travel in a magnificent place to live, work, or visit.
Van Ness BRT is finally running. What does it promise? Read More »
Listening Sessions: APA and CPR want to hear from you
The housing crisis is worsening and getting more complex. How can planners lead effectively while preventing the displacement of our neighbors?
Listening Sessions: APA and CPR want to hear from you Read More »
2022 East Bay Innovation Awards – Nominate your innovators by 3/25
By Carline Au, MCRP. Nominations for East Bay Innovation Awards in Built Environment and Community Impact are open through COB March 25.
2022 East Bay Innovation Awards – Nominate your innovators by 3/25 Read More »
With historic federal investment incoming, regions must collaborate on planning
By Adie Tomer, Jennifer S. Vey, and Caroline George. The authors recommend Congress establish a new planning coordination program within the Economic Development Administration to support local governments and business organizations in metropolitan areas of at least 1 million people.
With historic federal investment incoming, regions must collaborate on planning Read More »
The adaptive reuse of commercial space as housing in California
From HUD PD&R Edge, March 7, 2022. A brief summary of a Terner Center webinar on the viability of and conditions for commercial space conversion, especially in the Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, and San Diego metro areas.
The adaptive reuse of commercial space as housing in California Read More »
Find your niche, be strategic, then go for it!
By Alex Hinds. Landing and succeeding at a dream job doesn’t just happen. Be flexible on location and position.
Find your niche, be strategic, then go for it! Read More »