Carolina Planning Journal

As planners, we write for many audiences. From transit path changes to DEI outreach efforts, plain language can be the key to successful programs. Mary Jane Nirdlinger is leading us in a workshop on plain language to build our skills to write clear, concise, readable pieces.

This week's Angles blog post is from Ian Concannon, a master's student at @TuftsUEP. He explores panarchy in resilience and systems theory in a beautifully written article. Check out "Finding Pan" below! carolinaangles.com/2023/09/26/fin…

We are accepting proposals for its volume 49, Everyday Life and the Politics of Place! Check out our post for more information carolinaangles.com/2023/07/11/vol…

.@DCRPcarolina PhD student has helped design a new tool for districts to plan costs of school construction & busing twitter.com/UNC/status/778…

CPJ's Brian Vaughn reflects on his summer gig delivering sushi rolls and BBQ chicken for Uber Eats: carolinaangles.com/2016/08/21/ube…

Chris Bendix explores Tapping Wineries and Breweries as an Economic Development Tool carolinaangles.com/2016/08/14/tap…

Re. @CPJ_UNC accepting abstracts for 2017. Extended deadline: Sept 15 @DCRPcarolina carolinaplanning.unc.edu/call-for-paper…

Beautiful journal by @CPJ_UNC @DCRPcarolina. More at carolinaplanning.unc.edu Subscribe! #creative #placemaking

Check out the newest blog post, in which Amanda Martin revisits the storied history of the municipal pool carolinaangles.com/2016/07/22/pla…

William Moose explores Durham, North Carolina's parking dilemma: carolinaangles.com/2016/06/30/dur…

Gorgeous sculpture reflects Ralph Ellison, race in city structure carolinaangles.com/2016/06/21/ral… via @CPJ_unc

Learn more about 2016 @UNC DCRP grad Ben Lykins' Master's Project: creating a small area plan for Bryant, AR carolinaangles.com/2016/06/08/bry…

Here it is! Agora, Volume 10, now available online in full: agoraplanningjournal.com/current/ #A10 #taubmancollege

A New Perspective on #Resilience: The Importance of Context in Durban, South Africa carolinaangles.com/2016/06/02/a-n…

Check out the newest post on the blog about a student-designed parklet in NYC carolinaangles.com/2016/05/13/str…

We partnered w/ the Rhode Island Division of Planning to create a Planning Framework for a Climate-Resilient Economy:ow.ly/4nqEXt

How can cities better navigate public-private partnerships in a changing transportation landscape? mobilitylab.org/2016/05/06/new…

Join us Thursday night to celebrate Issue 41 of the Carolina Planning Journal!

This great read shows how the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project tells stories of those affected most by #displacement: bit.ly/1TmoSdY

The simplest way to avoid bad street design: Copy the ones that work trib.al/o8WbGKC