The Global Planning Educator Interest Group (GPEIG) has launched Project BRidGE (Building Regional and Global Engagements), an initiative designed to strengthen connections among built environment researchers, practitioners, educators, and students across the world. At a time when international collaboration faces increasing geopolitical and institutional challenges, Project BRidGE aims to create a living knowledge commons that facilitates learning, networking, mentoring, and research partnerships across regions and disciplines.
Researchers, practitioners, and students are invited to contribute their projects, partnerships, and expertise to help expand the network and strengthen international engagement within the built environment field. By fostering new connections and making existing ones more visible, the initiative seeks to support a more inclusive and globally connected planning community.
Explore the network map and contribute to Project BRidGE through the links below:
- Network Map: https://kumu.io/ssyal/project-bridge
- Submission Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeel7hQoDcj1gFbdZmkko2tIZq6ReXEr8iHrEcsNq24k5SgRg/viewform
For more information or to share your experience using the platform, the GPEIG team welcomes your feedback and participation.
