Presentations
Megan Oliver Keynote Speaker
Neurourbanism: How an Understanding of Our Brains Can Help Us Design Happier Cities
1A: Shaping Tomorrow's Cities: Cultivating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Planning Practice
1B: Equal Access to Transportation Options for Everyone? Improving Our Understanding of Non-drivers in Washington State
Location: Cedar
1C: Accelerating ADUs
Location: Maple
1D: Community Engagement as Antidote to Our Dangerously Divided Times
Location: Terrace East
1E: Recreating a Community Waterfront Destination
Location: Meeting Room 1
2A: Racially Disparate Impacts in Housing - Undoing Past Injustice
Location: Birch
2B: Permitting Process Improvements for Achieving Community Vision and Shared Goals
2C: APA WA Allied Professions: Housing People in Transportation-Efficient Communities
2D: Planning With Data – What To Look at, How To Share It
2E: Making it Happen in your Downtown - From Planning to Action in Downtown Pasco with Arts, Streets, Zoning, Activation and More
3A: Leading the Change: It Takes a Planner
1.25 AICP CM credits for LAW
Location: Grand Ballroom
3B: Washington's Transportation Plan (WTP): Working Across Agencies and Jurisdictions for a New Mobility Ecosystem
3C: Tribal Water Rights
3D: Affordable Housing and Climate Policy: Why Can't We Be Friends?
3E: Staying Power: The Cultural Space Agency and Equitable Arts Development
4A: Community As Collaborators: Empowering Community Voices in Public Processes
4B: Climate Action Planning and Effective Strategies Across Washington State
4C: Planning for Clean Energy
4D: Aligning Building Codes With Zoning Codes for the Housing We Want To See
4E: Growing Pains: Stories and Tales from a Young Washington City
Location: Terrace West
5A: Combined Session - From Urban Design to Pro Formas: An Effective Approach for Bringing HAPs and Middle Housing to Life Across Washington
5B: Climate Change and Comprehensive Plans, from Impetus to Implementation
5C: Indigenous Planning: Unique Planning Challenges Facing Indigenous and Tribal Communities
5D: Local Air Pollution Impacts and Land Use Planning
5E: Communicating With Elected Officials and a Skeptical Public on Controversial Issues
4:00–5:15 PM
6A: The Ethics of Advocacy
1.25 AICP CM credits for ETHICS
6B: Tools To Advance Environmental Goals Through Periodic Update
6C: Planning for and Implementing Emergency Housing: Success Stories
6D: A Showcase of Student Projects
Location: Meet at the Catalyst Building, Eastern Washington University Campus 601 E. Riverside Ave, Room 306
6E: Executing on the Vision: Using Codes to Support Holistic Transit-Oriented Communities
PechaKucha Presentations
- Planning With Kids in Mind
- Seattle's Car-Lite Realtor
- Incremental Improvement
- Quirkly Communities and Many Hats
- Public Space Management Seattle Department of Transporation
7A: Infrastructure in the Context of Infill Development
7B: Lessons Learned From Early-and Mid-Career Planners
7C: Planning for Housing Needs by Income Bracket
7D: Climate Change Planning - Responding to the GMA's New Requirements
7E: Shaping the Future, Demystifying the Work of Planners
8A: The Comprehensive Plan in the 21st Century: Sustainable, Resilient, and Equitable
1.25 AICP CM credits for SUSTAINABILITY
8B: Combined Session: Middle Housing and HB 1110 - Moving Towards Implementation and Lessons from Washington's Early Adopters
8C: Slicing Up the Superblock
8D: Tribal Land Use - Cross-Collaboration in Master Planning
8E: Defining a New Downtown
