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American Planning Association -- Washington, DC

Washington, DC
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www.planning.org

    • About Us

    The American Planning Association (APA) promotes communities of lasting value. We invite anyone interested in progressive community planning to join. By educating a wide range of officials, organizations, citizens and professionals in the best practices and tools of good planning, APA advocates positive change for cities and towns of all sizes and situations. Through effective citizen engagement, better planning leads to natural and cultural resource conservation and sustainability. Our 40,000 members are committed to working with citizens from every background in the process of community change. APA has offices in Washington, DC, and Chicago. Learn more at www.planning.org.

    The American Planning Association (APA) promotes communities of lasting value. We invite anyone interested in progressive community planning to join. By educating a wide range of officials, organizations, citizens and professionals in the best practices and tools of good planning, APA advocates positive change for cities and towns of all sizes and situations. Through effective citizen engagement, better planning leads to natural and cultural resource conservation and sustainability. Our 40,000 members are committed to working with citizens from every background in the process of community change. APA has offices in Washington, DC, and Chicago. Learn more at www.planning.org.

    Issue Areas Include

    • Community Development
    • Economic Development
    • Environment & Sustainability

    Location

    • 1030 15th Street NW, Washington, DC 20005-1503, United States
      Suite 750 West
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