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  • Ages of Globalization Higher Education Series

    The Ages of Globalization is designed for a global audience — students, educators, and lifelong learners — eager to deepen their understanding of global history and take action for sustainable development. From February - April 2026, learners and educators are invited to join weekly live sessions via Zoom. Learners will have the opportunity to directly engage with Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs​​​​ to explore specific issues and topics across 10 Learning Modules.

  • Advanced Topic: Collaborate and Thrive (Gainesville)

    The Boathouse 3105 Clarks Bridge Road, Gainesville, GA, United States

    One of the most cost-effective ways for leaders to create vibrant economies and maintain manageable growth is to collaborate on local and regional levels. If you desire to learn simple, scalable, and sustainable strategies for collaboration that result in improving your community, plan to attend this Advanced Academy Course.

    $195
  • Advanced Topic: Leveraging Incentives for Economic Impact (West Point)

    Kia Training Center 900 Kia Blvd., West Point, United States

    One of the most cost-effective ways for leaders to create vibrant economies and maintain manageable growth is to collaborate on local and regional levels. If you desire to learn simple, scalable, and sustainable strategies for collaboration that result in improving your community, plan to attend this Advanced Academy Course.

    $195
  • Basic Economic Development Course

    Georgia Tech Global Learning Center 84 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Advance your expertise in economic development planning with Georgia Tech’s nationally recognized 3-day Basic Economic Development course, accredited by the International Economic Development Council. Early bird registration ends December 31.

  • 2026 Spring Conference

    Gas South Convention Center 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Duluth, GA, United States

    Save the date for the 2026 Spring Conference at the Gas South Convention Center in Duluth. We look forward to seeing you there! More details to come.

  • Ages of Globalization Higher Education Series

    The Ages of Globalization is designed for a global audience — students, educators, and lifelong learners — eager to deepen their understanding of global history and take action for sustainable development. From February - April 2026, learners and educators are invited to join weekly live sessions via Zoom. Learners will have the opportunity to directly engage with Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs​​​​ to explore specific issues and topics across 10 Learning Modules.

  • Georgia Academy for Economic Development – The Essentials (Jefferson)

    Jefferson Civic Center 65 Kissam St., Jefferson, United States

    The Georgia Academy for Economic Development is offering opportunities for officials to learn and understand how to create vibrant communities through economic development tools entitled "The Essentials."  The Essentials may be beneficial to planners, elected and appointed officials.

    $195
  • Ages of Globalization Higher Education Series

    The Ages of Globalization is designed for a global audience — students, educators, and lifelong learners — eager to deepen their understanding of global history and take action for sustainable development. From February - April 2026, learners and educators are invited to join weekly live sessions via Zoom. Learners will have the opportunity to directly engage with Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs​​​​ to explore specific issues and topics across 10 Learning Modules.

  • Ages of Globalization Higher Education Series

    The Ages of Globalization is designed for a global audience — students, educators, and lifelong learners — eager to deepen their understanding of global history and take action for sustainable development. From February - April 2026, learners and educators are invited to join weekly live sessions via Zoom. Learners will have the opportunity to directly engage with Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs​​​​ to explore specific issues and topics across 10 Learning Modules.

  • 2026 CURA Urban Resilience Leadership Symposium

    The 2026 Urban Resilience Leadership Symposium will bring together nationally and internationally recognized scholars and professionals to discuss urban resilience, climate adaptation, and disaster recovery. Hosted by Georgia Tech’s Center for Urban Resilience and Analytics (CURA), the event will explore topics such as flood risk, water self-sufficiency, and AI-enabled mapping for community impacts.

  • Georgia Academy for Economic Development – The Essentials (Cartersville)

    Clarence Brown Conference Center 5450 State Route 20, Cartersville,, GA, United States

    The Georgia Academy for Economic Development is offering opportunities for officials to learn and understand how to create vibrant communities through economic development tools entitled "The Essentials."  The Essentials may be beneficial to planners, elected and appointed officials.

    $195
  • 2026 National Planning Conference

    Huntington Place Convention Center 1 Washington Blvd, Detroit, MI, United States

    NPC26 is your ultimate ticket to connect with your professional community. Join us in Detroit and immerse yourself in an inspiring network of peers that will empower you to build the future of the planning profession.

  • GPA/SCaRP Reception at the APA National Planning Conference

    The Detroit Foundation Hotel 250 W Larned St., Detroit, MI, United States

    Are you attending the National Planning Conference in Detroit in April? Great! So are many fellow Georgia planners and Georgia Tech staff and alumni. Please join us at the joint Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning (SCaRP) and GPA Reception at the Detroit Foundation Hotel. RSVP Now!

    Free
  • Macon Mural Walk and Social Hour

    Macon Arts Alliance 486 1st Street, Macon, GA, United States

    Come out to Meet and Greet with Georgia Planning Association's District 5 members for a mural walking tour and social hour led by the Macon Arts Alliance.  We are excited to bring together planners and colleagues across District 5 while celebrating and promoting downtown Macon through artistic expression.

  • APA Joint Happy Hour with GPA

    Side Saddle Wine Saloon 680 Hamilton Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    If you’re in the Atlanta area, come hang out with the APA Community Engagement Interest Group co-chair Kelly Hickler, AICP and the Georgia Planning Association! We’ll be at the newly […]

  • Young Professionals in Transportation Happy Hour

    Pool Turtle 3409 Covington Hwy, Decatur, GA, United States

    GPA's EDI Committee is excited to share that our friends at Young Professionals in Transportation (YPT Atlanta) are hosting their next happy hour on at Pool Turtle in Decatur.

  • Explore New Beltline Segments with EPG

    Finca to Filter 680 Hamilton Ave SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    EPG will be exploring the new southeast segments of the Beltline on foot. Join us to mingle with other emerging planners, hear about the new segments and Beltline progress, and grab coffee or a treat!

  • CM Credit Extension Ends

    APA has completed its migration and troubleshooting and credits can now be submitted online. The Grace Period is extended through May 31, 2026, due to technical barriers related to APA’s recent data system migration. Members who do not complete and log their CM requirements by May 31, will have their AICP credential lapse and will need to pursue reinstatement to restore their certification.