Diversity and the Planning Profession
By Leonardo Vazquez, PP/AICP A friend of mine, a terrific planner in the private sector, gets called in on jobs from public sector clients..
Planners Network
The Organization of Progressive PlanningSummer 2002
Summer 2002 Conference/Education Issue
Special Issue on 2002 PN Conference Bridging Divides, Building Futures: A Puerto Rican Perspective By Agustin Lao-montes Seventh..
Planning Education: How Could It Be Different from Business School?
By Katharine N. Rankin I welcomed the invitation to join this dialogue on planning education because I have had my own experiences of being..
Cracks in the Foundation of Traditional Planning
By Barbara Rahder Who is a “real” planner? What makes one person a “real” planner and another person not a..
Would the “Real” Planners Please Stand Up?: Four Views on Naming, Framing and Identity in Planning Education
By Gerda R. Wekerle The idea for this dialogue was formed at the ACSP luncheon last year in Atlanta. Two colleagues, one senior-level and..
Bridging Divides, Building Futures: Conference Planning as Cross-Cultural Dialogue
By Kiara L. Nagel It’s late Saturday night and the conference is winding down, the planners are exhausted from a long day of..
Bridging Divides, Building Futures: A Puerto Rican Perspective (granito de arena)
From a talk delivered by Agustin Lao-Montes, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, on Saturday June..
