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Speed Share: Future of Work and Inclusive Design

Monday, April 3, 2023

1:00 PM – 1:45 PM CDT

Location: 119A

CM | .75

Moderator and Speaker(s)

Jing Zhang, AICP

Chair
APA International Division
Morgantown, West Virginia
Gabby Hart, AICP (she/her/hers)

Senior Associate
Clarion Associates
Denver, CO
David Savarese, AICP (he/him/his)

Program Delivery Manager
Jacobs
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Shuyang Huang

Student
Columbia University
Jersey City, New Jersey
Daniel C. Besinaiz (he/him/his)

Senior Comprehensive Planner
Colorado Springs, CO
Iveena Mukherjee

Student
The Charter School of Wilmington
Hockessin, Delaware
Edward Joseph Lamson, AICP (he/him/his)

Senior Associate
BJH Advisors
NEW YORK, New York

Presentations include.

Building Modern Multilingual Websites - Jing Zhang
Building a website is no longer a mystery. Learn how planners can build powerful, modern websites with multilingual features at almost no cost.

A Comedic Roast of Bad Ideas - Gabby Hart
Think members of the public or elected officials are the only ones giving you a hard time? Think again! Talk planner-to-planner about some of the not-so-great results of even our best-laid plans.

Empowering Emerging Designers - David Savarese
Discuss how large firms behave and their role in our industry. Investigate how firms are changing and how planners can incorporate great design and diverse opinions into fundamental practices.

Prisons to Communities: Post-Incarceration in Poughkeepsie - Shuyang Huang
The current reentry model for formerly incarcerated women is stale and ineffective; women are given little opportunity to reintegrate into their communities. A case study on Poughkeepsie, New York, illustrates the importance of community building for female ex-inmates.

El Apagón: Bad Bunny on Gentrification - Daniel Besinaiz
Find out what one of the world's most-streamed artists, Bad Bunny, has to say about gentrification and structural inequity in his homeland of Puerto Rico.

Capturing the Collective: Past, Present, and Future - Iveena Mukherjee
Planning focuses on the future, drawing on lessons from the past and present. But with the future comes a new generation, with unique values, ideas and propositions. How can we lead while listening?

Amityville: Beyond Folklore and Toward Revitalization - Edward Lamson
Learn about a diverse community's efforts to move beyond negative imagery and reclaim its future through visioning, revitalization, and project implementation.

NPC Peer Reviewers assigned this presentation a learning level of Foundational. For more on learning-level descriptions, visit our General Information Page.

Learning Objectives:

Analyze opportunities and challenges of the rapidly advancing nature of the workplace.
Discuss cultural humility, inclusive practices, and diversifying the planning profession to address ongoing and future population changes.
Observe and acquire the skills to make presentations in a concise and captivating way.