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…

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Learn more about 2016 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill DCRP grad Ben Lykins' Master's Project: creating a small area plan for Bryant, AR carolinaangles.com/2016/06/08/bry…

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

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

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

Beautiful journal by Carolina Planning Journal Carolina Planning. More at carolinaplanning.unc.edu Subscribe! #creative #placemaking