Safe Routes to School is about much more than simply providing sidewalks. The factors which influence whether or not a student walks or rides a bike to school are complex.

You’re invited to our Winter 2013 Happy Hour, held in conjunction with the GPA AICP Exam Preparation Review Session. This is our fourth year hosting this combined event with GPA and we’ve had a great turnout the past three years

The national Center for Community Progress will conduct a workshop on mitigating the effects of foreclosure for AHAND and G-STAND next Thursday, on January 24th.

he Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning's Student Planning Association (SPA) is hosting a Resume Blitz.

Building Safe, Healthy, Equitable and Prosperous Communities Kathryn Lawler - “Partnerships that Deliver Thriving Communities” Thursday, Feb 7, 8:30-10:00 am. Nathaniel Smith - “Partnerships that Deliver Thriving Communities” Thursday, February 7, 2013, 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. Laura Keyes - “Preparing for the Boomers and Beyond: Strategies for Creating Communities for All Ages” Thursday, Feb 7, […]

This Practicum provides sea level rise science, research on shoreline movement, and the implications for the Georgia coast.

In February 2013, the City of Dublin will proudly host the 8th Forum of the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty (WACAP), a worldwide network of some 900 cities established by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to work together to address urban challenges and crises in a collective and collaborative manner.

This Practicum is designed to improve the effectiveness of planning commission members by helping them understand their role and responsibilities.

This free event is intended to broaden applicant pools and enhance the fit between graduating M.Arch, MCRP, and MSPP students and employers, but it also serves to open doors for intern placements and later employment.

Approximately 150 experts from around Georgia have been invited to be a part of this day-long event. The purpose is to bring together a variety of disciplines, and leading experts within those disciplines, to address how we, as a group, can successfully not only manage our flood risk, here within the State, but also how we can manage our valuable floodplain resources, as well!

The Urban Studies and Planning program at Savannah State University (SSU) will host “City-Building: The Key Role of Urban Planning in Historic Preservation and Economic Development in Savannah”.

Consider attending CNU’s March 29th Workshop on Transit-Oriented Development Design with Jeff Speck, Architect / Planner and Author of “Walkable City” and “Suburban Nation.”

Since its inception in 1989, the goal of the Georgia Water Resources Conference has been to provide an open forum for the discussion of current water policies, research, projects, and water management in Georgia.

More information coming soon...

The GPA Young Planners Group will be hosting a free reception at the offices of The Collaborative Firm for all attendees of the GPA Spring Conference.