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{{toplink|url=http://citizensplanninginstitute.org|name=}}'''Citizens Planning Institute''' {{gives}}<blockquote>Citizens Planning Institute (CPI) is the education and outreach arm of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission.<br><br>CPI’s main programming is a seven-week course that empowers citizens to take a more effective and active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods and of Philadelphia through a greater understanding of city planning and the steps involved in development projects. The course includes six evening classes: three introductory classes on planning issues and principles, land use and zoning, and the development process; and three electives, the topics for which change every session.<br><br>The course runs every Spring and Fall. Each participant is also required to complete a final project in order to earn their Certificate of Completion as a Philadelphia Citizen Planner, which they receive at a public ceremony.<br><br>CPI’s mission is to empower citizens to take a more effective and active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods and of Philadelphia, through a greater understanding of city planning and the steps involved in development projects.</blockquote> | {{toplink|url=http://citizensplanninginstitute.org|name=citizensplanninginstitute.org}}'''Citizens Planning Institute''' (CPI) {{gives}}<blockquote>Citizens Planning Institute (CPI) is the education and outreach arm of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission.<br><br>CPI’s main programming is a seven-week course that empowers citizens to take a more effective and active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods and of Philadelphia through a greater understanding of city planning and the steps involved in development projects. The course includes six evening classes: three introductory classes on planning issues and principles, land use and zoning, and the development process; and three electives, the topics for which change every session.<br><br>The course runs every Spring and Fall. Each participant is also required to complete a final project in order to earn their Certificate of Completion as a Philadelphia Citizen Planner, which they receive at a public ceremony.<br><br>CPI’s mission is to empower citizens to take a more effective and active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods and of Philadelphia, through a greater understanding of city planning and the steps involved in development projects.</blockquote> | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC)]] | |||
*[[Citizens Toolkit]] | |||
*[[Philadelphia 2035]] | |||
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[[Category:Serves-Communities]][[Category:Serves-Innovators]][[Category:Serves-Neighborhood_Organizations]] | [[Category:Serves-Communities]][[Category:Serves-Innovators]][[Category:Serves-Neighborhood_Organizations]] | ||
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[[Category:About-Activism]] | |||
[[Category:Issue-Activism]][[Category:About-Civic_Values]] | |||
[[Category:About-Civic_Values]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:00, 13 April 2020
Citizens Planning Institute (CPI) gives the following descriptive information:
Citizens Planning Institute (CPI) is the education and outreach arm of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission.
CPI’s main programming is a seven-week course that empowers citizens to take a more effective and active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods and of Philadelphia through a greater understanding of city planning and the steps involved in development projects. The course includes six evening classes: three introductory classes on planning issues and principles, land use and zoning, and the development process; and three electives, the topics for which change every session.
The course runs every Spring and Fall. Each participant is also required to complete a final project in order to earn their Certificate of Completion as a Philadelphia Citizen Planner, which they receive at a public ceremony.
CPI’s mission is to empower citizens to take a more effective and active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods and of Philadelphia, through a greater understanding of city planning and the steps involved in development projects.