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SUMMARY:First Thursday Virtual Series: Equity in the Commons
DESCRIPTION:We are teaming up with the Georgia Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects for a series of three “First Thursday” virtual webinars\, beginning in October. There is a lot of crossover between planning and landscape architecture\, so please consider attending one or more of these webinars to support this worthy cause! CM credits will be applied for\, and they will take place during lunch time.  \nThe cost for each webinar is $35\, and will benefit GA-ASLA’s Master of Landscape Architecture Scholarship at the UGA College of Environment and Design\, which is awarded annually to an emerging leader in landscape architecture who is actively involved in ASLA. \nPlease mark your calendars: \nOctober 1 – Equity in the Commons\, presented by Lynn Ross of Spirit of Change\nNearly every trend line shows that the U.S. is in the grips of increased polarization\, segregation\, social isolation and economic inequality. There is an urgent need to reverse these trends in pursuit of more equitable communities and public spaces. Reimagining the Civic Commons is a national initiative that seeks to counter economic and social fragmentation in our cities by revitalizing and connecting public places to bring together people from different backgrounds. Join Lynn M. Ross\, founder of Spirit for Change Consulting\, LLC for a discussion exploring the power of public spaces and strategies for creating an equitable civic commons. \nThe deadline to register is September 28\, 2020. This event is open to all GPA members!  \nRegister Here \nUpcoming Dates \n\nNovember 5 – Healthy Cities\, presented by Brian Jencek of HOK\, and hosted by GPA President-Elect\, Whitney Shephard of Transport Studios\nDecember 3 – Chattahoochee Riverlands\, presented by Liz Camuti of SCAPE and Walt Ray of the Trust for Public Land\n\nQuestions? Please email Lauren Blaszyk\, GPA District 3 Director or call 470-387-8930.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/first-thursday-virtual-series-equity-in-the-commons/
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SUMMARY:Human Thermal Exposure in Cities - Novel Sensing and Modeling to Build Heat-Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Ariane Middel\, Arizona State University\, is a recent NSF CAREER recipient and will discuss the approach and methodology for her research as proposed in the CAREER project. She will present her published work based on a novel tool she has designed for measuring senseable heat called “MaRTy”. Her future project aims to build a model that simulates what MaRTy can measure. The first half of the talk will be about measurements with MaRTy and the second half will be focused on the research design of the future study (with some preliminary data to help along the way). \nLearn More and Join the Event
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/human-thermal-exposure-in-cities-novel-sensing-and-modeling-to-build-heat-resilience/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201008
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SUMMARY:UGA PAB Accreditation Board Survey Due
DESCRIPTION:The planning program at the University of Georgia is preparing to be reviewed for accreditation by the Planning Accreditation Board (PAB). The PAB values the input of the professional community in the accreditation process. Please take a moment to provide your insights in your interaction with the University of Georgia and its planning program. \nDue to COVID-19\, the survey has been reopened and responses are due by 6:00 pm on Thursday\, October 8\, 2020. \nComplete the Survey Here.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/apa-accreditation-board-survey-due/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201022
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201024
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SUMMARY:Georgia Walks Virtual Summit
DESCRIPTION:The Georgia Walks Summit brings together transportation and public health professionals\, elected officials and city managers\, community advocates\, and other engaged professionals to share best practices\, make pedestrian safety a priority and build momentum for walkable communities. With unique and diverse sessions\, the summit is an excellent opportunity for all audiences from towns to cities of all sizes. \n2020 Keynote Speakers includes: \n\nCharles Brown\, a renowned urban planner\, transportation expert\, and healthy\, equitable communities advocate.\nPeter Norton\, a professor of history in the Department of Engineering and Society at UVA and the author of Fighting Traffic.\n\nLearn More and Register Here
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/georgia-walks-virtual-summit/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201030T123000
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SUMMARY:Planning for Interpersonal Relationships: Data\, Analytics\, and a Romantic Case Study
DESCRIPTION:Urban planning philosophies support planning for altruism\, social wellbeing and the public good–and more recently\, for happy neighborhoods\, support of mental health and cultivation of social capital. This work advocates for a shift in planning towards interpersonal relationship and social network-oriented planning. This shift is important in today’s increasingly virtual\, lonely world. It is also especially timely amid the COVID-19 pandemic and planning strategies to re-introduce the public to shared spaces in its aftermath. \nLearn More and Join the Event
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/planning-for-interpersonal-relationships-data-analytics-and-a-romantic-case-study/
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