Author name: Francine Pimentel

Remembering Carl Anthony, architect who brought racial equity analysis to environmental movement

An author, city planner and UC Berkeley professor, he co-founded the Breakthrough Communities project in Oakland, directed a Ford Foundation initiative and served on the Berkeley Planning Commission and other local and national boards. By Family of Carl Anthony, April 14, 2026, 6:00 a.m. This article was published earlier by Berkeleyside, April 26, 2026. Republished […]

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Who’s where

Congratulations to our newest board members and associates! Diana Benitez, Treasurer she/her Diana Benitez is a Richmond resident and the senior planner at Canal Alliance, a nonprofit working to break the generational cycle of poverty for Latino immigrants and their families in Marin County. She leads Nuestro Canal, Nuestro Futuro (NCNF), a resident-driven neighborhood vision

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Register for the 2026 National Planning Conference

Join thousands of planning professionals at the 2026 National Planning Conference (NPC26), hosted by the American Planning Association, taking place April 25–28, 2026, in Detroit at the Huntington Place Convention Center. Can’t make it in person? Participate in the online conference May 27–29, 2026. NPC26 offers both in-person and virtual experiences to fit your schedule and needs.

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Building your communication pipeline with public works

Discover how digital tools, professional empathy, and smart deadlines drive successful project management in city planning. Learn practical strategies to overcome challenges, foster collaboration, and better serve communities. Unlock tips for improving interdepartmental relationships and see how kindness, clarity, and teamwork help deliver timely, effective results for cities and counties. Dive into actionable insights now!

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