Dear Hindsight Community,

We have just completed our fifth and final Hindsight Conference: Re-Emergence Re-Imagined! We want to send a very special thank you to all the speakers, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers that made this year’s conference such a success! Recordings are now available for attendees via your Bizzabo event platform.

A Bittersweet Ending

Thank you for being one of the 3,500 participants involved over the last five years! It is a bittersweet ending, but we are so proud of the community we have created and of the shifts in national planning discourse to center equity that we have made! While Hindsight as we know it is retiring, we hope you carry forth and deepen the equity principles behind Hindsight, and apply it to all future conferences, events, and your work in planning and community development. Hindsight started as a idea to create our dream urban planning conference. The magic over the last five years has only been possible with the creativity, sweat, and grit of our DivComm volunteers, mostly Black and brown womxn. We hope this inspires and reminds you that the world we want to live in is possible.

If you are interested in helping to plan next year’s APA New York Metro Chapter Annual Conferences and continue carrying forth these equity principles, please get involved with the chapter through its committees!

Celebrating Hindsight

Check out the #LetterstoHindsight jamboard and read attendees’ reflections on Hindsight. Contribute your favorite memories or share your thoughts with the founders and organizers.

Check out this Tribute to Hindsight slideshow of pictures over the years.

Please stay in touch and follow future programming by the APA NYM Diversity Committee (DivComm). Follow us on social media to hear about the latest events. Twitter: @divcommittee, Instagram: @divcomm, Facebook: @Divcommittee.

Warmly, 

Hindsight Conference Planning Committee

November 2021


About Hindsight

Learn more about Hindsight and this year’s theme.

Virtual Marketplace

In light of COVID-19 and the significant toll on Black and Brown business owners, a "Virtual Marketplace" is hosted to amplify Black and Brown owned small businesses.