Diverse panelists, who work in various planning subfields to improve planning equity outcomes, discuss inequities in their respective subfields (housing, zoning, public policy, planning history, and criminal justice) and share best practices for moving forward. They describe various aspects of how to improve equity outcomes, as well as how different areas of planning can work together to create solutions.
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Learning Objectives:
Reflect on the history of cities and how existing policies and laws generate systems of inequity that negatively affect marginalized groups.
Assess multiple planning strategies for challenging inequities through housing, zoning, police, transportation, and policy reform.
Identify nuances encountered when planning for equity in diverse cities.
