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Hindsight 2021: Re-emergence Re-Imagined

Request for Session Proposals

As we slowly emerge from a global pandemic, 2021 continues to challenge us to balance the duality of gratitude and grief in the world. Despite greater hope inspired by community mutual aid and resourcefulness, new leadership, as well as reopening, it has become undeniable that the experiences of oppressed peoples around the world are interconnected and rooted in white supremacy and racial capitalism. In this fifth and final year of Hindsight,™ merging with the APA New York Metro Chapter Annual Conference, let us create space to re-imagine what an equitable future truly for us and by us looks like, to guide our re-emergence. We call on planners and policy makers to shatter the failed systems that perpetuate racism and ableism, and, together with communities, build the foundation necessary for us to collectively thrive. Like a seedling emerging, let us root into the resistance and solidarity of our ancestors and manifest a future of our wildest dreams–where the impossible is possible.

The two day, virtual event will take place from November 4-5, 2021. Hindsight will focus on diversity and social equity not solely as a topic at a conference, but as a lens through which all planning and community development should be implemented. We invite you and the general public to submit proposals for innovative sessions (panels, workshops, skill-share, performance, exhibition) that focuses on the theme and ensures a diversity of panelists and speakers. 

The proposal deadline is extended to Tuesday August 10, 2021, 11:59pm EST.

For questions, inquiries, or sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at hindsightconference@gmail.com. Thank you!


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, this year’s conference will include a "Virtual Marketplace" to amplify Black and Brown owned small businesses. Please submit information about a small business owned by a Black, Indigenous, or Person of Color (BIPOC) in NYC through the following form.