Lightning Talk 3

Presentations Include:

Planning to Spark a Revolution About Food Waste - Stephanie Osborn
While thinking ahead as planners, we often find ourselves fighting current culture and trends. Finding ways to overcome some of those challenges to create better outcomes for communities is essential. Strategies discussed could be applied to many other planning problems.

Herding Cats During Political Change - Bradley Cornelius
There have been massive changes in federal policy and changes to state and local government politics. It is important for planners to understand how to manage this political change and to stay true to our responsibilities under our AICP ethics.

Drawing the Line: Planner's Guide to Surviving Redistricting - Charles Doyle
As a planner with GIS expertise, tasked with a highly political job - it takes motivation and confidence to do the job that others cannot perform. Planners wear a lot of hats, but this one was out of the ordinary.

From Master Plan to Masterpiece: Making Art Official - Jill Bahm
Incorporating art into master plans and ordinances enriches community identity, fosters cultural vibrancy, and enhances public spaces. Planners can help promote creativity, support local artists, and foster inclusive, engaging environments that boost quality of life and economic vitality.

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