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The Minnesota Chapter of the American Planning Association is a non-profit statewide organization of over 900 planning professionals, educators, local officials and planning commissioners who are involved in planning-related activities on behalf of state and regional agencies, counties, cities, towns, educational institutions and the private sector. APA Minnesota is a chapter of the American Planning Association (APA), a non-profit public interest and research organization whose origins date back to 1917.

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Upcoming Webinar APA MN DEI Committee Presents:

Join the APA MN DEI Committee on October 25 at 2pm Central Time for their upcoming webinar!

In Minneapolis, only 4 of the 150 places on the National Register of Historic Places represent the history of women, people of color, LGBTQ+, and people with disabilities. Of locally designated landmarks or places there are 7 out of 200.

The African American Heritage Context Study and Work Group are grant-funded efforts to further document African American history in Minneapolis and gather data to nominate three historic places for the National Register.

Please join the APA MN DEI Committee, two community members, and two Minneapolis staff for a panel discussion on the significance of the context study and the work group, the challenges and opportunities in establishing the initiative, funding the work, and a look to the future on the impact of this work.

Moderator: Michelle Lincoln, AICP

Speakers:

• The Honorable LaJune Thomas Lange,
• James Curry
• Rob Skalecki (City of Minneapolis)
• Erin Que (City of Minneapolis)

CM Credits:Pending

Register Today!