Planners Network

The Organization of Progressive Planning

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Who We Are

About 500 people belong to Planners Network including professional planners, community activists, academics, and students. If you are a member already, an Individual Member Directory, updated bi-annually, is available to members at the Member Directory page.

PN attempts to make decisions in as democratic and public a fashion as possible. It is led by a Steering Committee, which is elected by the membership and has full responsibility for the finances and actions of the organization. The Steering Committee works with members to create smaller committees, which work on specific issues like publications, conferences or chapters. These committees are chaired by a member of the Steering Committee and are open to all members. The committees make recommendations to the Steering Committee and work directly on issues related to their mandate.

Elections to the Steering Committee, and changes to the by-laws, are made through a vote of the members of PN. Each active member has one vote, and votes are conducted either at an annual meeting or through notification by mail and email.

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Steering Committee: steeringcommittee(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org

  • Tom Angotti : tangotti(at)hunter(dot)cuny(dot)edu
  • Eve Baron : ebaron(at)prattcenter(dot)net
  • Pierre Clavel: pc29(at)cornell(dot)edu
  • Ann Forsyth : annforsyth8(at)gmail(dot)com
  • Aaron Golub : aaron.golub(at)asu(dot)edu
  • Joe Grengs : grengs(at)umich(dot)edu
  • Marilena Liguori : marilenal(at)gmail(dot)com
  • Richard Milgrom : richardmilgrom(at)gmail(dot)com
  • Norma Rantisi : norma(dot)rantisi(at)gmail(dot)com
  • Alex Schafran : schafran(at)gmail(dot)com
  • Yolanda Chioma Richards (YPN Representative) : chioma425(at)yahoo(dot)com
  • Chester Hartman (Advisory Committee Representative) :chartman(at)pprac(dot)org
  • YPN refers to Young Planners Network

Advisory Committee:

  • Chester Hartman, Chair
  • Ann Forsyth, Treasurer
  • Teresa Cordova
  • Dana R. Driskell
  • Marie Kennedy
  • Patricia Nolan
  • Ken Reardon
  • Arturo Sanchez
  • Peg Seip
  • Ruth Yabes
  • Ayse Yonder

Membership & Chapters Committee:

  • Lee Deuben (co-chair)
  • Josh Lerner (co-chair)
  • Nancy Campbell
  • Connery Cepeda
  • Kate Ervin
  • Harrison Higgins
  • Email: membershipcommittee(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org

Conferences Committee:

  • Email: conferences(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org

Newsletter:

  • Email: newsletter(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org

Office

  • Email: info(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org

Bylaws of Planners Network, Inc.

Representatives and Members

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Progressive Planning Magazine:

Editors:

  • Tom Angotti
  • Pierre Clavel
  • Michael Dudley
  • Ann Forsyth
  • Chester Hartman
  • Kara Heffernan
  • Clara Irazábal
  • Marie Kennedy
  • Amy Siciliano

Layout:

  • Donovan Finn (magazine)

E-Newsletter

  • Jason Blackman (co-editor)
  • Mandana Nouri-Nekoei (co-editor)

Webmaster:

  • Joanne Richardson : webmaster(at)plannersnetwork(dot)org

 

Planetizen Top 50 Website 2003

The Planners Network website was voted one of the 50 best planning and development websites by PLANetizen in 2003.

Progressive Planning magazine has also been indexed by the Alternative Press Index. The entry is indexed under the following subject categories; urban studies, ecology & environmentalism, and community development.

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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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