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APA's Latinos and Planning Division is the only nationwide organization focused on urban planning issues in Latino communities and on career challenges facing Latino planners.
This online social network was created as a resource to our members. To join, you must first become a member of APA's Latinos and Planning Division (see LAP Website). NEW: Join ONLINE here.
This online social network was created as a resource to our members. To join, you must first become a member of APA's Latinos and Planning Division (see LAP Website). NEW: Join ONLINE here.
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Latest Activity
Jodie Gutierrez replied to Elizabeth Delgado's discussion 'Welcome!!'
Hey Fernando!
I am a new member as well - I saw that you are studying in CA. I am a graduate student at the University at Buffalo. I am currently taking a class and one of the texts we're reading is California Planning by Fulton…
Fernando Solis replied to Elizabeth Delgado's discussion 'Welcome!!'
Hello Everyone,
I am a new member and do not know if I'm writing in the correct place. Currently I am a senior at Cal Poly Pomona and my senior projects focus is the Revitalization of Downtown El Monte in California. This community has a high…
Seeking Contributors for LDR-Lab's Tu Ciudad Project
Tu Ciudad Project is a web-based photojournalism effort that will narrate the contemporary experience of Latino/as and the U.S. City.To make the invisible, visible. To bring forth the lives and stories of a diverse culture and write a collective place-based history.Project's website: http://www.tuciudadproject.org/Latino Design & Research Lab (LDR-Lab) is dedicated to the planning and design of culturally, environmentally, and economically…See More
Discussion posted by Luis A. Martinez
Student Group
I am creating this group with the intention of creating a dialogue for students that are still uncertain of what they want to specialize in. Everyone is welcome to participate, especially working professionals that can enlighten us with knowledge.
Luis A. Martinez joined Ricardo Aldama's group
LDR-Lab launches, http://www.TuCiudadProject.org, a photojournalism effort on the experience of Latino/as & the U.S. City. Please share!
Status posted by Luis A. Martinez
Street Vending in Los Angeles
I read this interesting article in the New York Times. What are your thoughts on street vending and how has street vending impacted the communities you live and work in? http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/10/us/los-angeles-cracking-down-on-street-vendors.html?_r=1See More
Vidal F. Marquez added a discussion to the group Young Planners Group
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Welcome to the Latinos and Planning Division
NEW:
SAVE THE DATE First Ever Latinos and Planning 2012 Conference
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Latinos and Planning Committees for 2011-2012 http://bit.ly/lapcommittees
Latinos and Planning @ Boston! News and Notes
Monday, April 11, LAP Business Meeting from 7-10pm UPDATE: Open House format a success!! Many great idea exchanged!
Tuesday, April 12, LAP By-Right Session 10:30-11:45am UPDATE: By-Right Session in 2011 HUGE success once again!! More than 140 participants!! Speakers were very prepared and gave great presentations on a study of BRT in Colombia and NYC.
2010-2011 NEWSLETTER
2009-2010 LAP Annual Report 2009 LAP Annual Report
It includes highlights, division accomplishments and more!
2009-2010 Work Plan
2009 NEWSLETTER
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Welcome!! 2 Replies
This space is an open forum for members of the Latinos and Planning Division. The intention is to use the space as a resource for all members. Please feel free to post questions or items for…Continue
Started by Elizabeth Delgado in Uncategorized. Last reply by Jodie Gutierrez on Monday.
Seeking Contributors for LDR-Lab's Tu Ciudad Project 1 Reply
Tu Ciudad Project is a web-based photojournalism effort that will narrate the contemporary experience of Latino/as and the U.S. City.To make the invisible, visible. To bring forth the lives and…Continue
Tags: Photosjournalism, Cities, U.S., Latinos
Started by Luis A. Martinez in News. Last reply by Leo Vazquez Jan 17.
Seeking placemaking photos for book on planning in Latino communities
As you might know, the book inspired by the division's dialogos is going to be published in January. The editors, Michael Rios and I, are looking for an image of Latino communities engaged in…Continue
Started by Leo Vazquez in Member Expertise Sep 20, 2011.
seeking advice for presentation to Colombia GBC
I've been invited to speak at a conference of the Colombia Green Building Council in Bogota in October (…Continue
Started by Daniel Lerch in Member Expertise Aug 12, 2011.
Events
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11th Annual New Partners for Smart Growth
February 1, 2012 at 6pm to February 5, 2012 at 7pm – San Diego
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