 If you’ve been to the National Planning Conference before, you already know: the days are long, the walking adds up, and the difference between a good experience and a frustrating one often comes down to what you packed.
This guide is built for planners, directors, and staff attending NPC 2026 in Detroit—focused on staying comfortable, prepared, and professional without overpacking. Quick Packing List (Save This)
 Breaking into the field of city planning can feel daunting, especially when most job postings ask for experience you’re still working on gaining. But here’s the good news: you can land your first planning job with the right mix of strategy, persistence, and preparation. Whether you’re a recent graduate or transitioning careers, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get your foot in the door.
 AI generated (ChatGPT) Pedestrian safety is a growing concern as cities work to reclaim streets from cars and create more walkable spaces. Tactical urbanism offers an exciting approach, using low-cost, temporary measures to test and implement long-term solutions. Below are 10 in-depth strategies, each with three inspiring real-world examples, to help you envision a safer, more pedestrian-friendly future.
Essential Urban Planning Books: Must-Reads for Every Planner Here’s a list of highly recommended books for urban planners, covering theory, history, design, and contemporary issues:
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