Thursday, May 14, 2015 at 08:38PM For anyone interested in walkability and urbanisim, this event is for you. Kevin Klinkenberg, author of Why I Walk, will be speaking at CNU Atlanta's summer luncheon on June 10th at The Shed at Glenwood. Tickets are $38. Register here if you are interested.
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CNU Atlanta, walkability in Walkability Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 08:53PM 
I'll be participating in the CNU Atlanta Blogger Smack Down next Thursday, 5/15, at CNU Atlanta's monthly Thirsty Third Thurdays (T3) networking event. I'm really looking forward to this and it shoudl be interesting.
Well, it won’t really be that much of a smackdown, but the gloves are off as we will find out who’s behind some of the coolest urbanism and architecture blogs in Atlanta. I'll be there along with the guys behind ATL Urbanist (Darin Givens), Architecture Tourist (Terry Kearns) and History Atlanta (Conor Lee).
Have some questions? Ask away on the Facebook event page here. We’ll use the Twitter hashtag #CNUATLT3 during the event!
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CNU Atlanta, New Urbanisim in CNU, Design & Planning Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at 10:54PM 
Registration is now open for CNU Atlanta's spring workshop with Andres Duany and local experts Gene Kansas, Don Bender, Eric Kronberg, Jay Tribby, PhD (Chief of Staff to Atlanta District 2 City Council member Kwanza Hall), and Ted Bradford (Chief of Staff to Atlanta District 5 City Council member Natalyn Archibong) as they offer their views on the concept and ideas behind Lean Urbanism and how it can be applied in the Atlanta area.
Join the Atlanta chapter of CNU for a conversation about Lean Urbanism and how it could energize Atlanta.
WHEN: Monday, March 24, 2014
WHERE: All Saints Episcopal Church
TIME: One day event, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
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CNU, CNU Atlanta, Lean Urbanism in Design & Planning Monday, February 10, 2014 at 12:00PM 
For anyone interested in the true root cause of SnowJam 2014 and potential solutions, this month's CNU Atlanta monthly meet-up will be quite informarive. The theme is "The Day We Lost Atlanta and Answers for Tomorrow." Rebecca Burns will be discussing her widely circulated Politico article, The Day We Lost Atlanta, How 2 lousy inches of snow paralyzed a metro area of 6 million. We will also have Charlie Harper, exectuive director of PolicyBEST and editor of Peach Pundit to talk about advancing the transportation discussion in a post-TSPLOST world.
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