PBCD Newsletter
PBCD News is one of the long-standing benefits of division membership, and a key means to communicate news about the division and APA.
The PBCD Newsletter features original and reprinted articles, letters, case studies, photos, announcements from PBCD members, individuals and organizations around the country.
Do you have an idea or original content, for publication? Did you attend an exciting, workshop or professional development recently? Have innovative planning ideas? How about your opinion on the state of ongoing planning? Here's your chance to be heard. All submissions are subject to editorial review and edit. Illustrations with submissions are appreciated and are worth a thousand words!
Send submissions to info_PBCD@planning.org.
PBCD News - Fall 2020
The Fall 2020 issue features information about the PBCD 40th anniversary conference, the 2020 census, and other notable information.
PBCD News - Winter 2020
The Winter 2020 issue features a call for nominations for 2021-22 officers, a fellowship announcement, a listing of PBCD-endorsed sessions at NPC 2020 and more.
PBCD News - Fall 2019
The Fall 2019 Issue features highlights from NPC19, and information about PBCD's 40th Anniversary Celebration.
PBCD News - Spring 2019
The Spring 2019 issue features all things related to NPC 2019.
PBCD News - Winter 2019
The Winter 2019 issue features PBCD networking events, new social media updates, guidelines, and more!
PBCD News - Winter 2018
The Winter 2018 issue features an Executive Board Update, news on PBCD Regional Membership Events, the Student Corner, the NPC18 preview and more.
PBCD News - Winter 2015
The Winter 2015 issue's featured articles include: Transportation Equity: The Struggle Continues; Six Californias: A Radical Approach to Regional Planning; and a film screening and panel discussion on "Come Hell or Highwater: The Battle for Turkey Creek".
PBCD News - Spring 2014
The Spring 2014 issue includes a preview of NPC14 activities, an article "Reframing the Conversation: A Renewed Call for Environmental Justice in Planning", Member News, and more.