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October 18, 2024
12:00PM - 1:30PM CST
Planning Pioneer or Planning Pariah? Rethinking Bartholomew’s Legacy
CM | 1.5, EQ 1.0
Online
Named a planning pioneer by the American Planning Association, Harland Bartholomew had a profound impact on professional planning, formalizing the use of zoning and comprehensive plans and influencing transportation and housing practices nationwide. These past planning practices shaped today’s communities and created and sustained racial and economic segregation. This webinar will explore the complicated legacy of Harland Bartholomew nationwide and in three cities: Washington, DC, Louisville, KY, and St. Louis, MO. The panel will also discuss measures to identify and address these legacies in the built environment.
Guest Hosts: APA Urban Design and Preservation Division + APA National Capital Area Chapter
DATE: Nov. 18, 2024
TIME: 12:00-1:30 CST
COST: FREE
LOCATION: Online/Zoom
CM 1.5
EQ 1.0
The APA-IL is a member of the Planning Webcast Consortium which consists of APA Chapters and Divisions that produce educational webinars for the urban planning community. Members of the Consortium may view any of the webcasts for FREE! Planners who need to maintain their professional certification (AICP) may also receive 1.5 professional development credits (CM | 1.5) when viewing the webinars live.
If you would like to have YOUR webinar hosted by the Planners Webcast Consortium and gain national exposure, just email Paula Freeze at admin@ilapa.org and we'll help get you set up! Webcast dates in 2024 and beyond are now open!
