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Timeline Photos Raised in cities across the country, Marc Moore has always had a strong interest in architecture, urban form and transportation. He hopes to blend these interests to better understand how to approach planning for various modes of mobility: https://planning.unc.edu/student/marc-moore/

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Research Analyst - CAROLINA PLANNING Checkout this new opportunity! Post a job at: https://planning.unc.edu/jobsubmit/
Background: The Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC), a national non-profit organization founded in 1994 by Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter, drives inclusive economic prosperity in U.S. under-resourced communities ... 2 Likes

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UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies Tab Combs is a research associate in UNC-Chapel Hill‘s department of city and regional planning. She is a scholar of transportation planning and policy with a focus on expanding our knowledge of travel behavior and vehicle use in order to ... 5 Likes

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Katie Burket - CAROLINA PLANNING Interested in how housing impacts communities, Katie Burket (’22 Master’s Candidate, Housing and Community Development Planning), hopes to play a role in planning equitable real estate development that creates housing that improves neighborhood quality of life.
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Get to know a Carolina Panning student - Doug Bright is a second-year Master’s student, specializing in transportation and pursuing the design track. He is interested in youth planning literacy, urban food systems, the social power of place, and the ... 1 Comments

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Get to know a Carolina Planning student - Learn about a favorite project and their hopes for the future of their specialization: https://planning.unc.edu/student/mad-bankson/ #planforall 3 Likes

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Book Review from the Journal: Everything Must Go, Kevin Coval This week, Carolina Planning Journal shares a book review from the most recent edition, Volume 45. Doug Bright shares his thoughts on author Kevin Coval’s "Everything Must Go." The collection of poetry is an ode to Chicago’s Wicker Park and ... 2 Likes

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Get to know a Carolina Planning student - Learn about a favorite project and their hopes for the future of their specialization: https://planning.unc.edu/student/jordan-april/ #planforall 2 Likes

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UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies Noah Kittner’s research focuses on planning for sustainable, resilient and equitable energy systems at multiple scales – from distributed mini-grids to municipal and regional electricity generation. His current projects range from modeling the role of energy storage in reaching California’s ...

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Podcast | GiGi The Planner Great topic today! Carolina Planning Journal recommends listening to GiGi the Planner for her candid conversations about the controversial ins and out of urban planning.
The Urban Planner’s Podcast by Gigi The Planner
Ep. 27: How You Can Restore Your ... 2 Likes

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Podcasts for Planners Sometimes you need to step away from your computer, put on your headphones, and go for a walk. Carolina Planning Journal shares some great planning-related podcasts to listen to.
Let us know if you have a favorite episode or a ... 1 Comments

Folks in my office are listening to Broken Ground Season 3 from the Southern Environmental Law Center, focusing on sea ...

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Is The American Dream Out Of Reach For Millennials? "When manufacturing was king in this country, homeownership was great because manufacturing requires a stable economy, a stable workforce. These days we live in a knowledge-based economy and so home ownership is not as necessary as before for wealth building," ... 1 Comments

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Planning needs you, Carolina Planning wants you!
We want to expand diversity, equity and social justice in the field of planning and also within our department. We’re excited to continue our successful, student-led initiative to support these efforts in the ... 4 Likes

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ITE Journal - September 2020 In this month's issue of ITE Journal.
Reinventing TIA : Contemporary Approaches to Addressing the Traffic Impacts of Urban Development.
Communities across the the United States use Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) to align road infrastructure with mobility demands of new ...

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UNC-Chapel Hill Graduate School 3 Minute Thesis - is an academic competition that assists current graduate students with fostering effective presentation and communication skills. Participants have just three minutes to explain the breadth and significance of their research project to a non-specialist audience.
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Does Local Ownership of Vacant Land Reduce Crime?
An Assessment of Chicago’s Large Lots Program
Matthew Stern (MCRP '19) and Dr. Bill T Lester
This work is based on Matt's Master's Project which coincided with Bill's Chicago's $1 Lot program ... 1 Comments

Evan Jordan this is really interesting

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Cellphone surveillance data has been credited with limiting the spread of coronavirus. Nikhil Kaza, Associate Professor in Land Use and Environmental Planning addresses the effectiveness of this data, false identification and the enormous social implications of using unreliable data. UNC ... 3 Likes

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Submission deadline 8/30
Call for Papers: The White Problem In Planning
In response to recent events of police violence against Blacks and other people of color, as well as national Black Lives Matter activism, CPJ’s upcoming issue will focus on ... 2 Likes

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UNC Diversity & Inclusion Are you ready for R3? The virtual Race, Racism, and Racial Equity Symposium series kicks off SEPT. 10, 1:30-3 pm as scholars and researchers across campus address "The Historical Exploitation of Black and Brown Bodies at UNC: Learning from the ...

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The Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning - ACSP Every year FWIG (Faculty Women's Interest Group) publishes a booklet of resumes of women seeking tenure-earning teaching positions in planning or related fields at Universities in North America. They are now accepting two page abbreviated resumes.
Submission deadline: September 9th
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The Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning - ACSP Thank you for sharing!

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As COVID-19 rages, Duke housing hits home in gentrifying Durham The Durham affordable housing market, volatile even before the coronavirus pandemic, is now on the verge of collapse.
Affordable housing experts worry Duke’s decision to restrict fall housing could exacerbate Durham’s housing crisis by encouraging landlords to raise rent and ... 1 Likes

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ACSP 2019 | Why Do I Attend Annual Conference? The Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning - ACSP #TBT
Jeffrey Lowe, Texas Southern University, enjoys a laugh with fellow ACSP conference-goers Tisha Holmes, Florida State University, and Danielle Spurlock, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at ACSP2019.
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Book Review from the Journal: Race for Profit, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor This week, Carolina Planning Journal's Veronica Brown shares a book review by author Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor’s 2019 book, Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownership.
In Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate ... 3 Likes

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Carolina Planning students do research that benefits and makes an impact on North Carolina.
The Graduate Education Advancement Board Impact Award recognizes graduate students and recent graduate alumni whose research directly contributes to the educational, economic, physical, social or cultural ...

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UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies Is density the most dangerous factor for spreading the virus? How can major urban employment centers within cities recover and also become more just and egalitarian places?
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing people around the world to question how this ...

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Planning for 36 Hours in Daejeon Welcome Carolina Planning Journal's ongoing travel series. These posts are written by planning students and professionals about what to do in a given city when looking for Brunch, a Brew, or a good idea on a Budget. To cap it ... 1 Likes

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WEBINAR – Whiteness and Urban Planning: A Conversation with Edward Goetz and Rashad Williams (8/07) WEBINAR - WHITENESS AND URBAN PLANNING
Join the Carolina Planning Journal (CPJ) and UNC’s Department of City and Regional Planning for a discussion on white supremacy in urban planning with Edward Goetz and Rashad Williams.
Building on their recent article, ... 5 Likes

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How Is NC Transit Adapting To Budget Cuts And COVID-19? Reduced capacity, increased cleanings, and waived fares are hurting local transit's revenues.
While they received relief funding through the federal CARES Act, the state legislature simultaneously slashed funding for public transportation.
How will buses, trains, ferries, and vans adapt?
State ... 4 Likes

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UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies NC Collaboratory COVID19 Research Projects Announced at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: CURS Faculty Fellows Noreen McDonald, Nikhil Kaza, Nichola Lowe of the UNC Department of City and Regional Planning and others will establish a real-time database ... 7 Likes

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