Event
Policy for the Architect Advocate
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COST
Free and open to the public
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TYPE
CEs
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ACCREDITATIONS
1 LU AIA credit available
Regulations effect the work of architects, planners, and designers. While policy advocacy may not be part of your day-to-day workflow and policymaking may seem far afield from your skillset, you may be surprised by how important it can be. Urban planning and housing are governed by complex regulatory constraints that often necessitate your skills as designers so that policies have their desired intent.
Join the Urban Design Committee and the Housing Committee for “Policy for the Architect Advocate” where we will hear from policy makers and advocates that are working to improve neighborhoods.
We will have a conversation with participants after hearing brief remarks from:
Rachel Bogardus Drew
Research Director for Public Policy with Enterprise Community Partners
Marc McGovern
Cambridge City Councilor
Linnea Goderstad
Neighbors 4 More Neighbors (N4MN) in Minneapolis, MN.