Events
Events
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Deadline to Register for October First Thursday – Equity in the Commons
GPA is 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. October 1 – […]
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Georgia Bikes Summit
Georgia Bikes has announced that its 11th Georgia Bike Summit will be offered entirely online from September 17-19, 2020. The event includes presentations and breakout sessions of interest to bicycle advocates, community members, business leaders, planners and engineers, elected officials, and government staff members. In light of the increased bicycling during the pandemic, Georgia Bikes decided to make the summit FREE to attend.
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Last Day to Register for the GPA 2020 Fall Conference
Monday, September 21, 2020 is the final day to register for the GPA 2020 Virtual Fall Conference. Registration fees are: GPA Member: $100 Non-GPA Member: $125 Retired/Unemployed: $50 Student: Complimentary […]
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2020 GPA Virtual Fall Conference
The conference will include educational sessions, virtual networking opportunities, and virtual social events. Sessions will be eligible for AICP CM credits.
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Networking Hour – GPA 2020 Fall Conference
Join GPA conference attendees for a virtual Networking Hour with Sponsors at the close of the first day of the GPA 2020 Fall Conference. Learn more and register.
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Annual GPA Membership Meeting
Join us for our Annual Membership Meeting virtually during the GPA 2020 Fall Conference. Immediately following will be the Keynote Address: "Dismantling Exclusion by Design" by Suzanne Burnes and Dwayne […]
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Keynote Address: Dismantling Exclusion by Design
Don't miss the Keynote Address, Dismantling Exclusion by Design, during the GPA 2020 Virtual Fall Conference by Suzanne Burnes and Dwayne Patterson of Partnership for Southern Equity. Learn more...
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Northeast Georgia Planning Collective: Jane Jacobs Walk
The Northeast Georgia Planning Collective is arranging a Jane Jacobs walk in East Athens to be led by local residents of the neighborhood. The discussion will focus on the residential neighborhood, its history, evolution and where it might be going into the future.