Planners Network is an association of professionals, activists, academics, and students involved in physical, social, economic, and environmental planning in urban and rural areas, who promote fundamental change in our political and economic systems.
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The ‘Fight For $15’ In Montréal, Québec and The Emergence of a New Kind of Labour Movement
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Four Eviction Tactics Used by Rio Authorities, and How Favela Residents Have Fought Back
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TRANSFORMATIVE PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, Part Two: Professional Education and Transformative Community Development
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TRANSFORMATIVE PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, Part One: Moving From Advocacy Planning to Transformative Planning
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Advocacy Planning and Environmental Justice in Michigan’s Most Polluted Zip Code
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A Response to Abolitionist Planning: There is No Room for ‘Planners’ in the Movement for Abolition
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WHAT’S WRONG WITH THE NEW LOCALISM: A RESPONSE TO RICHARD FLORIDA AND BRUCE KATZ
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Whose right, to what city?
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Reflections of an Activist Scholar: Henry Louis Taylor, Jr.
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Embrace Abolitionist Planning to Fight Trumpism
Check out our online magazine,  Progressive City: Radical Alternatives. You can also follow along on Facebook and Twitter.
About Planners Network
Planners Network is a 501 (3) (c) non-profit organization.
- Get details on how to Join Planners Network
- For submissions to the new online Magazine, Progressive City: Radical Alternatives, visit www.progressivecity.net/contact (scroll down for submission guidelines) and email: info(at)progressivecity(dot)net
- Download the Disorientation Guide in the News & Knowledge section.
See back issues of the former print magazine (including the last issue: Spring 2016: Fighting Displacement in Barcelona) in the News & Knowledge section.
See the latest E-Newsletter from November 2019.
See the latest Individual Membership Directory from March 2016.