The GPA Board of Directors unanimously approved Legislative Policy Priorities for the 2021-22 Georgia General Assembly at its February 9 meeting. The document is a statement of our Chapter...
How can you reach nearly 1,000 regional, urban, and rural planners practicing land use, environmental, transportation and other specialties statewide? Become an Annual Sponsor. Thank you to the...
GPA surveyed its members in the fall about a range of policy responses to the pandemic, economic crisis, and social movement. If your community has shifted its operations, programs, or policies, we...
After a relatively slow start, the Georgia General Assembly is ramping up its work. Although there is nothing notable to report at the moment, the Policy and Advocacy Committee (PAC) is monitoring...
As we start 2021, I hope all of our GPA members are safe and healthy, and that you had a chance to relax and enjoy the holiday season. 2020 was not what any of us expected, but hopefully we will...
With the new year, now is a great time to join a GPA committee. Of particular note are GPA’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Committee and the GPA Policy and Advocacy...
The GPA Spring 2021 Conference session proposal window is open now through mid-January. We welcome proposals tackling a variety of topics facing our communities statewide....
Recently, Georgia Tech’s Student Planning Association conducted a Neighborhood Tour of Vine City with Darin Givens, co-founder of ThreadATL and @atlurbanist on Instagram. The students toured the...
The Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning believes it is essential that the next generation of planning leaders include those who come from communities of color. Their often-unheard...