Meghan Stromberg
Editor-in-Chief at Planning Magazine
Editor in Chief at APA and Planning magazine, Chicago native (sort of), plant lover, parent, lazy tweeter
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2 months ago |
planning.org | Meghan Stromberg
Planning Magazine At NPC25, Katelynn Morgenstern supported the Women & Planning Division booth and connected with fellow planners. Photo by PhotographyG. After seemingly constant nine-to-five days (and sometimes evenings) engaging with community members and collaborating with colleagues, it can be daunting for natural introverts to find the energy to put themselves out there and network.
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Mar 25, 2025 |
planning.org | Jon Depaolis |Meghan Stromberg
Planning Magazine Coachman Park in Clearwater, Florida, welcomes guests to explore the natural beauty of the reimagined 525,000 square feet of greenspace. Within 20 years, it will sequester more carbon than it produces. Photo by Skanska. Community Green is Planning's quarterly spotlight on innovative projects that are climate win-wins, meaning they benefit not only the environment but also the communities that use them.
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Mar 20, 2025 |
planning.org | Meghan Stromberg
Planning Magazine Sacramento’s La Valentina light rail station is steps from an affordable, infill apartment project of the same name. Today, it would sail right through the approvals process, but when proposed in 2011, the project needed nearly 20 variances, exceptions, and other special approvals. Photo by Bruce Damonte. Finding and paying for housing these days is difficult.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
planning.org | Meghan Stromberg
Planning Magazine After seeing Jeffrey Goodman speak at the 2024 National Planning Conference, 20 new planners joined the Krewe D’Ensité in 2025 (along with the King Cake Baby mascot from the NBA’s New Orleans Pelicans). Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Goodman. Planners excel at engaging with people in the communities they serve, but what about connecting with one another?
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Aug 30, 2023 |
planning.org | Meghan Stromberg
Home Knowledge Center APA Publications Planning Magazine Planning Magazine Taiwo Jaiyeoba looks to community-driven big ideas to change the way cities develop comprehensive plans. Photo courtesy City of Greensboro. When people think of city leadership, their first thought may be of the mayor or city council. But few public officials can influence city policies quite the way planners do.
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The housing crisis is pushing workers and jobs farther apart. Can policy help? Learn more in @HannahRKing92 and Evelyn Blumenberg's award winning 2021 #JAPAplanning Best Article, "Jobs–Housing Balance Re-Re-Visited". @UCLALewisCenter #UCLALuskin @ucla_its https://t.co/HAnJKg5ES7
