- Submission deadline
- July 31, 2026
- Event date
- October 18, 2026
- Format
- In person
- Location
- Turf Valley Resort, Ellicott City, Maryland
- Compensation
- Not listed
2026 APA Maryland Planning Conference
Organized by Maryland Chapter of the American Planning Association
Proposals for this event are closed (the deadline was July 31, 2026). The event itself is still ahead. Many organizers open their next call around the same time each year. Below are open calls you can apply to now.
Open calls you can still apply to
Closes Nov 27, 2026
ISPP 2027: Political Psychology for Pressing Challenges and Societal Solutions
International Society of Political Psychology · Postillion Hotel, Amsterdam, Netherlands · Jul 2027
Political polarization and democratic resilienceProsocial behavior and political engagement
Deadline not listedDORS/CLUC 2026
DORS/CLUC
Modern development and architectureCloud-native development
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Canadian Association of University Business Officers · Niagara Falls, Ontario · Jun 2027
Practical applications of AIChange management and organizational transformation
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iSchools · Virtual program and on-site program in Wellington, New Zealand · Mar 2027
HybridArchives and information sustainabilityAI and machine learning
Closes in 6 days2027 Esri User Conference
Esri · San Diego Convention Center, 111 W Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, USA · Jul 2027
Innovative uses of Esri GIS technologyArchitecture, engineering, and construction
Closes Nov 15, 2026AAPOR 2027 Annual Conference
American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) · Austin, Texas · May 2027
Public opinion researchAI, machine learning, and automation in research
The 2026 APA Maryland Planning Conference brings professional and citizen planners together in Ellicott City to discuss planning at the speed of change and serving the public interest. It seeks engaging, interactive proposals on issues such as infrastructure, housing, climate resilience, AI in planning, and community planning. Speakers may propose presentations, panels, facilitated discussions, workshops, mobile workshops, or lightning-round sessions.
Planning at the speed of changeInfrastructureData centersAI in planningClimate change and resilienceHousingAging in placeSustainabilityLand use and zoning reformTransportationHistoric preservationPublic participationEquity planning
Professional plannersCitizen plannersPlanning commissionersBoard of zoning appeals membersHistoric district commissionersPlanning students
15-minute presentation70-minute presentation15-minute lightning-round presentationPanel discussionFacilitated discussionWorkshopMobile workshop