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A Profile of Past PN Articles – In Honor of Black History Month

...928704&wix-music-comp-id=comp-ivh7vxtm https://www.progressivecity.net/single-post/podcast-mindy-thompson-fullilove-on-main-street-as-a-21st-century-machine-for-living Podcast on “Everyday Radicals: What #TheResistance Can Learn From the League of Revolutionary Black Workers” (interview with D. Georgakis): https://www.progressivecity.net/podcast?wix-music-track-id=4578073729040384&wix-music-comp-id=comp-ivh7vxtm Podcast Interview with Angela Glove...

Chapter Updates

...heir field. Check back periodically at the 2010 conference website, http://www.caps-aceau.org, for updates. L’Urbanisme Progressif Un Processus en Évolution? Le Congrès CAPS-ACÉAU 2010 Guelph, Ontario, du 4 au 6 février 2010 L’Association canadienne des étudiants en aménagement et en urbanisme…

Engineering Physical Activity Back Into Americans’ Lives

...esources on these and other ideas go to the Local Government Commission at www.lgc.org.) 1. Continuous networks. The pathways, trails and lanes for walking and cycling must be complete and create an effective network. Generally the best sidewalks are wide…

Water is Life! Cochabamba, Bolivia against Privatization

...water works was privatized in 1999 as part of the Bolivian government’s 15 year-old experiment in neoliberal structural adjustment. Commonly known as the Cochabamba Water War, the ousting of Bechtel subsidiary Aguas del Tunari (AdT) has become a symbol of…

Online for Organizing: The Story of COMM-ORG

...scussion of the papers than there used to be. I have to use my personal networks within COMM-ORG to get people to read and actually write their thoughts on the papers. Instead, people usually contact COMM-ORG when they have a…

Labor and Community: Living Wage, Live Action

..., even though the economy is 50 percent more productive than it was thirty years ago, and even after the seven-year “Clinton boom.” Now it looks as if we’re coming to the end of that boom. Given the September 22…

Urban Planning as a High School Theme in Brooklyn , New York

...l University . The purpose of GUiNYC is to engage young participants (9-14 years old) in exploring and researching their neighborhoods using photography, mapping and other information-gathering activities. Two AUP students work in collaboration with other staff members to plan…

The Costs of Auto Dependency

...usehold budget. That made transportation second only to shelter as a household expense. For households in the Houston-Galveston area, transportation costs now make up 22.1 percent of the average family budget and cost $8,840 annually–more than the cost of housing,…

Diversity in Practice

...ound detailing a front porch rail to be built by a property owner’s eleven-year-old son as they are to be found studying the implications of community form on public health. Community design projects may involve building straw bale homes with…

Art and the Politics of Public Housing

...00 developments across the country. Over its lifetime, the more than fifty-year-old program has been outnumbered by the younger Section 8 voucher program that houses 4.7 million. Under President William J. Clinton, the Democrats rolled back the functions of the…

The Forgotten Struggle of the Negev Bedouin

...ted for generations. Part of that land includes the village of Al Arakib, a 100-year-old Bedouin village that is already surrounded by the Ambassador Forest’s first trees intended for Jewish suburbs. Al Arakib, population 300, is one of the unrecognized…

Eighteen Months after Katrina

...d no books at all, not even shelves for books as of early November. One 15-year-old student caught the 5:00 am bus from Baton Rouge to attend the high school. “Our school has thirty-nine security guards and three cops on…

Transportation Equity and Environmental Justice

...r of the Center’s Transportation Equity Project. The Center, a thirty-five year old national non-profit organization based in Washington, DC, is committed to building the capacity of grassroots organizations in low-income and minority communities across the nation. For more information…

PN Magazine At One

...m took over production, and in 2000 the Editorial Board was formed. How it Works The editorial group works surprisingly well, given that we are a dispersed group of practitioners and academics, and we’re all volunteers. We are in New…

Getting Transportation Priorities Straight

...ground in 2004. However, there is no funding to build the line after that year. Roadway Redesign Highways have a useful life of 40 to 50 years, after which they must be rebuilt. At present, the State Department of Transportation…

Participatory Budgeting In Porto Alegre, Brazil

...ous year. Then the government presents its investment plan for the current year (decided in the previous year’s meetings). Then the debate starts for the year to come. The debates go on for nine months, and each district produces two…

Urban Prospects in the Age of Obama

...ineers (ASCE) in its 2009 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure (http://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/), the U.S. has a cumulative infrastructure deficit of $2.2 trillion. Much of this deteriorating and underfunded infrastructure is in cities and results from long-term public underinvestment. Because of the…

Feeding Dependency, Starving Democracy…Still

...t didn’t help Haitians grow food for their families. Sadly, much of the 12-year-old study could have been written today. As recently as 2007, a USAID agronomist told Grassroots International that there simply was no future for Haiti’s small farm…

Developing Sustainable Housing: Moving Beyond Green

...stainable design features into their social justice work. Urban Edge, a 33-year-old CDC located in Boston committed to developing healthy and sustainable communities, built a 64-unit, affordable, mixed-use, transit-oriented project on an old brownfield site with green design features, including…

University Reps: Frequently Asked Questions

...or others. A chapter designates a “Chapter Contact” to keep the chapter in touch with PN. In contrast, a University Rep simply occasionally provides PN-related info to students and faculty. Where can I find more information? Check www.plannersnetwork.org for news…

Who We Are

...nnersnetwork(dot)org Enewsletter: Email: newsletter(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org Office Email: info(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org Instagram: Arielle Lawson Bylaws of Planners Network, Inc. Download: Bylaws (as revised October 2009) (90 KB) Representatives and Members Chapter Contacts University Representatives Member Directory Return to top of page. Progressive City: Radical…

Contact Us

...Ithaca, NY 14853, USA If you are not sure where to direct your inquiry, email info(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org...

Over 160 US Cities for Peace

...speaks to the issue of who will fight this war: “The City of Garyís 18-25 year-old population is likely to be a primary source of conscription and recruitment for military personnel to fight a war from which there is no…

Artists as Community Developers

...because of private land ownership rights in our society, is to build and hold artistic space in common as cooperatives, non-profit organizations or land banks. Artspace, Inc, a Twin Cities-based national pioneer in the reuse of older buildings for artistic…

New Urban Planning for Neighborhood Revitalization

...ch other in meetings who never sit in the same room. I think there will be effects from this day years from now that none of us can guess.” Although any high-quality public participation process can achieve these goals, in…

Mexico City Creates Charter for the Right to the City

...o City Charter for the Right to the City. More information is available at www.hic-al.org (in Spanish) and www.hic-net.org (in English and French). Figure 3: Key Strategic Principles of the Mexico City Charter for the Right to the City Vision…

From Whence and Whither PN?

...tion and instituted by-laws. The Steering Committee is now elected for two-year terms. In recent years, with the exception of this year, PN has held successful annual conferences. Since 1975, the most consistent and continuous part of PN life has…

Planners Network Statement on the Israeli Wall

...itions: PENGON, the Palestinian Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations Network (www.pengon.org) Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (www.icahd.org) The Rebuilding Alliance (www.rebuildingalliance.org)...

Chapter Contacts

...pter Google group – plannersNetworkNYC@googlegroups.com Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/PlannersNetworkNYC/ & http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5875871261 Twitter: @NYCPlanners / Instagram: @plannersnetworknyc University of Maryland Chapter Carter Reitman – cartert(dot)reitman(at)gmail.com Illinois Chapter (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Ken Salo – kensalo(at)illinois(dot)edu Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/groups/36505585...

Melrose Commons, A Case Study for Sustainable Community Design

...ebruary 1993 Home owners, business owners and tenants united and began to hold meetings to inform and organize additional community residents. A turning point occurred as Bronx Center Project representatives began to actively explore the opposition to the Urban Renewal…

Following Rosa Parks: Montgomery Bus Riders Organize

...ty to walk and bike peacefully in their own neighborhoods. In June of this year the MTC partnered with the Surface Transportation Policy Project (STPP) to hold a national transportation summit under the banner Reclaiming The Dream. The summit was…

Fuel Cell Futility

...fferent, however, you might want to check out the used rebuilt microcars atwww.tinymotorworks.com. Still, whatever you do, look for the very smallest displacement gas engine available that still meets your needs. That’s today’s best bet, even though we Americans are…

Where Do We Go from Here?

...rcent per year; between 1995 and 2002 they appreciated over 15 percent per year. Over the same twenty years, the median family income in California has risen only an average of 6 percent per year. And the gap between what…

Associate Planner, City of Hesperia, California

...s accrued during first year) ? 55 hours of Administrative Leave per fiscal year ? 12 Holidays ? Sick leave (96 hours per year) ? 401 (a) Deferred Compensation Plan (2% of salary – City paid) ? 457(b) Deferred Compensation…

Joining Planners Network – new!

...o you identify?Professional planner / work with planners Student Community organizer or activistAcademic or researcher Community member / interested in planning in a personal capacityOtherOptional How do you identify? Professional planner / work with planners Student Community organizer or activistAcademic…

Joining Planners Network

...o you identify?Professional planner / work with planners Student Community organizer or activistAcademic or researcher Community member / interested in planning in a personal capacityOtherOptional How do you identify? Professional planner / work with planners Student Community organizer or activistAcademic…

Are the Transgendered the Mine Shaft Canaries of Urban Areas?

...h. (See the NTAC web site at and the site called “Remembering Our Dead” at www.gender.org/remember.) Throughout history and in many cultures transgendered people have played visible and useful social roles. In the aftermath of the Stonewall rebellion, which jump-started…

The Growth Machine Goes to the Inner City

...ent through infrastructure construction, direct subsidies, bonds, and tax forgiveness programs underwrites development costs. The fiscal impact of these subsidies on strapped city budgets should be obvious. In Los Angeles, for example, the old “we have no money” shuffle could…

It’s Housing, Not Public Housing

...using problems. Nonprofits currently build about 50,000 units of housing a year, while HUD estimates that 5.1 million households face “worst case” housing problems. Massive infusions of government funding, moreover, would strain the carefully developed relationships between community organizations, public…

America ‘s “Dietary Divide”

...ng positive messages about healthy food to children between three and five years old, directly through children’s schools and their parents. CLOCC is also promoting breastfeeding. Inequities in Access In my own contact with many poor African-American families, I have…

Israel’s Ongoing War Against the Palestinians of Gaza

....” What Can We Do? Through organizations such as Grassroots International (www.grassrootsonline.org), support the community-based NGOs mentioned here that are providing essential services and advancing rights to land, water and food. Pressure the U.S. Congress to stop military aid to…

Resource Rights and Wrongs

...orks on resource rights issues through grantmaking, education and advocacy. More information about GRI is available at http://www.grassrootsonline.org/....

PN 2001 in Rochester : Voices of Change

...hn Brown. The play was followed by a moving history of the church by an 87 year old elder of the congregation. The evening ended with a marvelous meal prepared by the congregation and served under a large tent erected…

Red Hook: Memoirs Of A Planner

...s are over, and the Reagan Revolution managed to further isolate the many forgotten communities and their advocates. But the forgotten communities have also become more diverse and politically sophisticated, developed their own advocates, and have less patience with “outside…

Israel’s War for Water

...per person per day while Palestinians get just seventy liters—less than the 100 liter minimum standard of the World Health Organization. About a quarter of all of Israel’s water comes from the Western Aquifer and over a third comes from…

Imagine New York: Bringing Diverse Visions into View

...ost Imagine NY workshops. There were 124 different venues and 230 separate workshops. Workshops were held in local libraries, places of worship, schools, universities, museums and community centers. Some workshops were private sessions among friends, family members of victims or…

Resisting Displacement and Disposession

...ugh anti-racists actions. Miriam McBride is a Black and Fijian young queer organizer who began organizing in high school. Miriam comes from a line of chiefs, resistance builders, and self governing people and believes it is her purpose to play…

Senior Planner position, City of Stockton, California

...professional planning experience may be substituted for the education on a year-for-year basis to a maximum of two years. A Master’s degree in City, regional or urban planning may be substituted for one year of the professional planning experience. Must…

Senior Planner, City of Stockton, California

...professional planning experience may be substituted for the education on a year-for-year basis to a maximum of two years. A Master’s degree in City, regional or urban planning may be substituted for one year of the professional planning experience. Must…

Privatizing Public Space Saving NYC’s Parks

...or market-price apartments. The 3.5-acre park with two baseball diamonds at 100th Street and First Avenue was a garbage-strewn lot and hangout for drug peddlers until the NY chapter of Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) took it over in…

On the Practical Relevance of Marxist Thought

...rnative.” Renee Toback is an economist active in her federal workers union and in the anti-sweatshop movement. She is a member of Economy Connection (www.urpe.org), which provides speakers and resources on political economy....

Confronting Globalization: The Role Of Progressive Planners

...We are two decades into a new phase of globalization (it all began at least 100 years ago) and much remains of the social reforms and welfare state institutions erected in response to early unbridled capitalism. Even in this North…

Rebuilding and the Right to Return

...the Right to Return Signs of hope can be seen in strengthened neighborhood organizations and individual and collective rebuilding efforts. Strong mobilization and organization can be seen in some neighborhoods in the form of protests, rallies and community festivals. The…

Fighting for Balanced Transportation in the Motor City

...n currently receives about $1 billion of federal transportation funds each year. Joining SEMCOG is voluntary. The organization has a membership of about 150 cities, townships, villages and school districts. It is governed by a set of bylaws that call…

Review : Asphalt Nation

...poor in particular can’t get to jobs and services. Those too young or too old to drive a car can’t get to the store for a loaf of bread, and can’t get to the “local” school on their own for…

Research and Policy Analyst, Canadian Urban Institute

...ngagement Design and implement engagement activities with public and stakeholder organizations such as through workshops, advisory groups, and working groups. Lead, facilitate, and oversee the planning and execution of meetings and public and stakeholder engagement activities. Prepare and give presentations…

Venezuela’s Communal Councils and the Role of Planners

...mbly and voted on by Venezuelan citizens. After the failed referendum this year, however, the fate of local organizing remains unclear. Resistance of Local Authorities Although most municipal officials take part in the discourse of participatory democracy, they are often…

A Housing Tour in South Africa

...vailability of adequate resources. Given the limited funds allocated every year in the budget for this purpose, it will take many years before the housing backlog will be eradicated,” says the SAHRC in a recent report. “Moreover,” the report says,…

Previous National Conferences

...(783 KB) For more information see the Planners Network Manitoba web site: www.pnmb.ca Older Conferences May 30-June 2, 2007, New Orleans, LA Race, Class and Community Recovery: From the Neighborhood to the Nation and Beyond June 8-11, 2006, Chicago, IL…

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