Required Ethics AICP CM credits available now
By Libby Tyler, FAICP. Earn required AICP | CM credits by viewing the video of a fun and informative Ethics session from April 2021.
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Director’s note: Juneteenth and Planning
By Florentina Craciun, June 24, 2021. Here are some ways to start correcting unjust planning and policy outcomes of the 20th century.
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Appeal filed against West Berkeley shellmound development
By Mimia Ousilas And Nadia Farjami, The Daily Californian, June 8, 2021. The appeal would block the developers from using SB 35 instead of the city’s usual zoning approval process.
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Compromising equity and accessibility
Tom Holub describes how shared mobility principles for equitable access are compromised in toothless public-private partnership agreements. You can help improve those.
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Cars want the streets back; cities could do better without them
By Sandy Smith, June 16, 2021. Without auto access, businesses and visitor destinations may suffer. But some data suggest cities would be better off leaving those car-free spaces permanently car-free.
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Meet a local planner: Ellie Fiore, AICP
Catarina Kidd, AICP, interviewed Ellie Fiore, AICP, who is Director of Planning at MIG Berkeley and Vice President for Public Information for APA California. She holds degrees from Portland State and Cornell universities.
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Approaching planning AND design through an Equity Lens
By Cindy Ma, AICP. 2020 provided an opportunity to consider how our actions may have led to the inequities in where we live, work, and play — and how to move toward better and more equitable planning and design.
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Jaime Lerner, 83, urban planner credited with BRT
He rose to prominence in the 1970s as mayor of Curitiba, Brazil, when he launched the city’s Bus Rapid Transit system.
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Climate adaptation webinar May 26, and workshops June 21 and 22
The state’s goal is to deliver a framework for action on key climate resilience priorities across all sectors and regions.
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