Navigation 2023 – SS-38: Challenging the Zoning Status Quo: Moving from Exclusion to Inclusion
As our communities face growing pressures to diversify housing and increase density, zoning has a key role, both as a barrier and as a tool…
Navigation 2023 – SS-35: Cripping Community Planning: How planners can support a more disability-inclusive and accessible Canada
Planning professionals have a duty to work in the public interest, providing equal opportunity and respect to all people within all communities. As disabled populations…
Navigation 2023 – KEY-01: From Africville To Beechville – Recasting Planning to foster Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
An intuitional change strategist with an outstanding career in community development, education, and the creative sector, Delvina Bernard is the current Equity Diversity Inclusion and…
Inhibited Growth: Examining Public Investment Gaps in Black Infrastructure Needs
In partnership with the Ontario Professional Planners Institute and the BPUA (Black Planners and Urbanists Association), CIP is proud to present “Inhibited Growth: Examining Public…
Planning Together: Student Symposium – Reconciliation & Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Gender, Planning, and the City: A Modern Call to Action for the Field of Planning Planning academia is an expansive field, often looking to make…
Planning Together: Policy Proposals for Ageing in Place: Interventions for Successful Ageing in Place in Windsor, Canada & Brescia, Italy
The following research proceeds from the hypothesis that ageing in place is a promising conceptual tool for future urban planning and policies, irrespective of national…