SCPC – Southern California Planning Congress

SCPC Thanks Mitchell Silver for The Power of Purpose in 2023

By SCPCPosted on January 4, 2023Posted in 2023Tagged AICP, equity, event, events, Mitchell Silver, motivational, placemaking, planning

The Southern California Planning Congressthanks Mitchell Silver for this informative and motivational event. Mitchell Silver: The Power of Purpose in 2023 Insights from the Celebrated Urbanist and AICP’s Past President Saturday, February 11, 2023 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon via Zoom Who better to lead us through these uncertain times and inspire renewed […]

We Are All Neighbors in 2022 – Video Available

By SCPCPosted on December 31, 2021Posted in 2022Tagged affordable housing, AICP credits, homeless, Los Angeles, planning, public healthcare, unhoused

The Southern California Planning Congressthanks our panelists for this great event! We have provided a link to the event video:Event Summary on YouTube We Are All Neighbors in 2022 First-Person Stories of Living on the Street Saturday, January 22, 2022 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon via Zoom Whether the fallout from a capitalist and […]

Preserving Los Angeles: A Conversation with Ken Bernstein – June 26th

By SCPCPosted on June 2, 2021Posted in 2021Tagged AICP credits, book release, events, historic preservation, ken bernstein, Los Angeles, planning

The Southern California Planning Congressinvites you to the following on-line event. Preserving Los Angeles:A Conversation with Ken Bernstein Saturday, June 26, 2021 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM via Zoom Under planner Ken Bernstein’s leadership, the City of Los Angeles has developed one of the most successful historic preservation programs in the nation. In his new […]

Meeting Notes – We the People on February 6th

By SCPCPosted on March 13, 2021Posted in 2021

We the People:How to Make More Voices Heard A Community Discussion on Increasing Public Participationin Planning in 2021 and Beyond Saturday, February 6, 2021 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon via Zoom Meeting Notes Host:Prof. Julianna Delgado: jdelgado@cpp.eduPresident, Southern California Planning Congress Moderator:Brian Biery: brian@brianbiery.com Scribe:Dasni Ahangama: dahangama@cpp.edu Panelists:The Honorable Felicia Williams: fwilliams@cityofpasadena.netNina R. Chomsky, Esq.: […]

We the People: How to Make More Voices Heard – on 2/6

By SCPCPosted on January 10, 2021Posted in 2021Tagged AICP credits, events, planning, public outreach1 Comment

The Southern California Planning Congressinvites you to the following on-line event. We the People:How to Make More Voices Heard A Community Discussion on Increasing Public Participationin Planning in 2021 and Beyond Saturday, February 6, 2021 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon via Zoom Democracy is an ideology that drives a form of government whose power is […]

Defending Latina/o Immigrant Communities on August 14th

By SCPCPosted on June 28, 2019Posted in 2019

Join SCPC for “What’s this EIFD Thing?” on July 18th

By SCPCPosted on June 10, 2018Posted in 2018Tagged California, development, districts, eifd, financing, gold line, Kosmont, la verne, planning, redevelopment, revitalization, tod, transit, urban

This event has been cancelled. What’s this EIFD Thing? How Does it Fit into La Verne’s Planning Goals? How Can Other Cities Do the Same? Wednesday, July 18, 2017 Meet and Greet at 6:30 p.m., Dinner at 7:00 p.m. Taix French Restaurant 1911 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90026 […]

Thanks to all of our speakers, panelists, attendees for a great “Just Say ‘Oui'” event!

By SCPCPosted on April 16, 2018Posted in 2018

Thanks to all of our speakers, panelists, attendees for a great event! Saturday, April 14th 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PRESENTED BY: KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Stefanos Polyzoides Architect and Urbanist Co-Founder, Congress for the New Urbanism Co-Author, “The Ahwahnee Principles for Resource-Efficient Communities” LOCATION AND COST: All Saints Church 132 […]

Thanks to Steve Preston, and We Wish Him a Happy Retirement!

By SCPCPosted on December 10, 2017Posted in 2017Tagged city administration, development, events, networking, planning, san gabriel valley, Steve Preston, Taix, urban planning

This event has passed. We thank Steve for a great event, and wish him a Happy Retirement! What Is an Irving Planter, and Does it Require Frequent Watering? This, and Other Questions You Never Thought to Ask An Evening with Steve Preston Tuesday, January 16, 2018 – Meet […]

Thanks to Lillian Burkenheim-Silver and Wells Lawson for NoHo Evolution!

By SCPCPosted on October 29, 2017Posted in 2017

Thanks to Lillian Burkenheim-Silver and Wells Lawson for this tour of the NoHo neighborhood ! NoHo Evolution: Past, Present and Future A Walking Tour Saturday, December 2, 2017 – 10:30 am to 12:00 noon Tour starts at Groundworks Coffee: 11275 Chandler Boulevard, North Hollywood, CA 91601. Coffee included. Tour ends at […]

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