At #Scenarios2021, four of our RFP winners are discussing how they are operationalizing equity in their scenario planning processes Cascadia Partners, LLC MN350 City of Vancouver Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). Learn more about the projects: rb.gy/9api3n

Scenario planning is often used in cities where population growth is a given. At #Scenarios2021 legacy city leaders are sharing how scenario planning can be adapted to places where growth is more uncertain Cleveland State University City of Pittsburgh Cascadia Partners, LLC #Scenarios21

Join Cascadia Partner Ayano Healy on April 14th as she discusses our recent, innovative public engagement work in Ponderay, Idaho! Webinar hosted by the Center for Creative Land Recycling.

Cascadia welcomes its newest employee: Paul Runge. Paul earned his Masters in Urban and Regional Planning from Portland State University this spring and was named this year’s APA Outstanding Student among his graduating class. Welcome to the team, Paul!

Do you have a passion for planning, real estate, economics, or housing policy? Cascadia Partners is pleased to announce we have begun searching for our newest Urban Planning Associate! Link in bio for the full application. #urbanplanning #consulting #jobposting

Cascadia looks forward to presenting in two different sessions at this conference: Participatory Planning Strategies for Climate Resilience Scenarios & Scenario Planning for Natural and Working Land Conservation. Register today! tinyurl.com/a437c3zr #scenarios2022

Cascadia Partners is a proud sponsor of YIMBYtown, a national convening of pro-housing advocates. The event, co-hosted by Portland: Neighbors Welcome and Sightline Institute, will take place next week, April 11-13, at Portland State University. Learn more and register here: yimby.town

Thanks to the wonderful Alfred Twu for facilitating a Photoshop Rendering workshop with our Urban Design team! Alfred is an artist, architect, planning commissioner, and public transit advocate whose work inspired us to reach out! #UrbanDesign #AdobePhotoshop

Anyone else obsessed with this new podcast from OPB? We think it is required listening for anyone in the planning field in Oregon. The 20ish minute episodes do a great job of explaining how Oregon ended up with its unique land use system. opb.org/article/2022/0…

Didn't acts of #redlining by mortgage lenders end decades ago? Unfortunately, the answer is no. How can we urban planning professionals better address housing discrimination? #Equity #Homeownership #Discrimination #UrbanPlanning consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsr…