WHO WE ARE Women & Planning Division
As one of the earliest divisions of the American Planning Association, the Women & Planning Division was formed in 1979 as a platform from which to provide a national network supporting and advocating for the need of women in the planning profession.
We welcome your participation with over 3000 other members (and counting!) in activities encouraging, uplifting, and celebrating all women planners! On our APA website you will find information about our division's activities and services. Please feel free to contact any of the division leaders with your suggestions and inquiries!
Welcome to Our New Members!
A warm welcome on behalf of the Division’s leadership – we are so delighted you are here! This is the largest ever one-time growth in members the Division has ever seen! Thank you so much for continuing to join us for great programming, resources and networking. We are thrilled to have you – your continued participation enables the Division to provide additional benefits and opportunities to make your experience even better. We hope you look forward to our “Women’s Career Success Series” series coming up this fall, local events around the country, and the resources and networking available to you. As always, please let me know if there is anything we can do to strengthen the Division and the value it provides – our Director of Membership can be reached at dickensm@plancom.org
Welcome to our New Executive Committee Members!
The Division recently had an election and two new members will be joining us in 2021 - Christine Lan and Gillian Hagstrom! Welcome to the team!
Pilot Mentoring Program - 2021
The Women and Planning Division is excited to announce the pilot mentoring program to our membership for 2021!
APA Foundation Scholarship
Applications for the APA Foundation Scholarship and the Charles Abrams and Judith McManus Price scholarships are now being accepted through June 14. The APA Foundation scholarships aim to make the planning profession more accessible to individuals with limited means and to attract diverse, talented students to the planning profession. Find out more here