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  • SCAPA Winter-Spring 2016 Conference (CM | 6.5)

    Tabby Place Beaufort, SC, United States

    The SCAPA Winter-Spring 2016 Conference agenda includes sessions on implementing park projects, shaping redevelopment projects, lessons learned from the 2015 flooding events, and integrating stormwater requirements into land development decisions.

  • Transportation and Health Tool Demonstration

    The Transportation and Health Tool gives practitioners a way to examine the health impacts of transportation systems. Released in the fall of 2015 by the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with support from APHA, the tool uses 14 transportation and health indicators to measure how transportation affects health. […]

  • The Fourth Annual Urban Planning Conference

    Savannah State University Student Union Savannah, GA, United States

    The Master of Science in Urban Studies and Planning (MSUSP) program at Savannah State University (SSU) will host the annual Urban Planning Conference with the theme “Planning across Generations: Deconstructing the Past, Shaping the Future”.

  • GPA 2016 Spring Conference

    Douglasville Conference Center 6700 Church St, Douglasville, GA, United States

    The GPA 2016 Spring Conference will be held on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 at the Douglasville Conference Center in Douglasville, GA. Registration will open in mid to late February.

  • Tree Atlanta Volunteer Project

    Old Fourth Ward Water Tower Atlanta, GA, United States

    Join us for an opportunity to help beautify Old Fourth Ward! A tree-planting demonstration will be provided at 9 AM sharp, and all necessary tools will be provided. Project is for volunteers age 12 and up. Closed-toed shoes and a reusable water bottle are recommended. Project will happen rain or shine!

  • 2016 Atlanta Studies Symposium CFP

    Georgia State University Atlanta, GA, United States

    To be mobile is to have the ability to move. It is to move across space, from one neighborhood to another, perhaps, or across social categories of well-being, such as from the working poor to the middle-class. The challenges to mobility in Atlanta—whether physical or social—remain a key concern for residents, policymakers, and scholars from a variety of disciplines