July 1, 2023
It’s a Wrap: GPA Mentoring Class
Another successful GPA Mentoring class completed the program this month. A big thanks to the committee who helped create and facilitate the...
Recent news about the GPA, Georgia, legislation, and more.
June 29, 2023
Watch: A Conversation on the Economic Forces Shaping Housing Affordability
Planners provide data-driven insights, an understanding of broad community impact and a long-term perspective to help decision makers accelerate housing production. Hear more from GPA's Whitney...
June 21, 2023
GPA Awards Program is Accepting Nominations
The annual GPA Awards Program is GPA’s opportunity to recognize outstanding work in the planning profession in the State of Georgia. Nominations are being accepted through 5:00 pm, Monday, July 24,...
June 2, 2023
President’s Message – Isn’t it nice to be at the table?
Quality housing supply, sustainable infrastructure, and resilience - I have been talking to local, state, and national partners a lot lately about how planning promotes these laudable goals. And...
June 2, 2023
Call for Volunteers
Would you like to get more involved with GPA? The Chapter Services Committee has an immediate need for...
May 17, 2023
EDI Committee Outreach at a High School Career Fair
Two members of the EDI Committee, Morgan Simmons, AICP with MARTA and Gordon Linton, Planner I with the City of Stockbridge, participated in the Dutchtown High School Career Fair in Henry County....
May 4, 2023
AICP Review Sessions Now Available
If you have signed up to take the AICP exam later this month, the recordings of GPA’s most recent Exam Review Sessions are now...
May 3, 2023
President’s Message – GPA’s Courageous Conversation
We had a great day in Atlanta at the Spring Conference. Thank you, attendees and volunteers. We tried something new at lunch, an Equitable Dinners program. We’ve heard from some people that were...
May 3, 2023
APA Region II Update – Telling Our Story
There we were, looking out from the seventh floor of a parking deck in downtown Houston, trying to imagine what the historically African-American community of Freedmen’s Town once looked...