Doing the Right Thing: Ethical Practices for a Diverse Population CM | 1.5 Ethics 

Diversity abounds in the planning environment. Issues of race, culture, language, and gender can divide us or be the foundations for building bridges that make the community planning process more effective and our communities stronger. This session examines some of the changing demographic and diversity trends in California and the importance of having the profession respond with new paradigms for planning practice which reflect the planner's ethical commitment to social justice and ethical planning practice.

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Moderator:

Kurt Christianson, AICP, Director of Economic and Community
Development, City of Azusa; Vice President of Conferences, APA California;
National APA Board Director, Region 6

Speakers:

Carol D. Barrett, FAICP, Assistant Director, City of
Burbank; California Planning Foundation President

Linda Tatum, AICP, Acting Economic and Community Development
Director, City of Inglewood

Gabreila Juarez, City of Los Angeles Planning Department;
Vice Chair of the Latinos and Planning Division

Catherine Lin, AICP, Associate Planner, City of Fontana