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In this episode, I sit down with Michelle Howard, respected urban planner, social researcher, facilitator, and Managing Director of Collaborations. Michelle is known for her inclusive and thoughtful approach to public policy and urban development, and she joins us to discuss what First Nations allyship looks like in planning—and how we can all embrace it.
Michelle shares her insights on:
Her career journey and what led her to focus on intercultural relationships
The meaning of allyship—personally and professionally
How planners can start their allyship journey with humility and respect
Examples of strong, respectful allyship in action
The shifts within the planning profession around First Nations engagement
Why it’s vital for allies to make space for First Nations voices, and how to do it well
This conversation is a must-listen for planners, policymakers and anyone seeking to build more inclusive, respectful and culturally informed planning processes.
🗞 Planning News Round-Up – Queensland
📜 New Planning Bill Introduced
A social impact and community benefit framework for renewable energy projects
Amendments to the Economic Development Act
Amendments to the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games Arrangements Act 2021
📣 Proposed Ministerial Call-In
🏗️ Qld Productivity Commission Enquiry
📅 Upcoming Events
🔹 Two Way Planning, Design and Place Masterclass
🔹 Ipswich & Lockyer Valley Planning Schemes Insights
In this episode, I sit down with Michelle Howard, respected urban planner, social researcher, facilitator, and Managing Director of Collaborations. Michelle is known for her inclusive and thoughtful approach to public policy and urban development, and she joins us to discuss what First Nations allyship looks like in planning—and how we can all embrace it.
Michelle shares her insights on:
Her career journey and what led her to focus on intercultural relationships
The meaning of allyship—personally and professionally
How planners can start their allyship journey with humility and respect
Examples of strong, respectful allyship in action
The shifts within the planning profession around First Nations engagement
Why it’s vital for allies to make space for First Nations voices, and how to do it well
This conversation is a must-listen for planners, policymakers and anyone seeking to build more inclusive, respectful and culturally informed planning processes.
🗞 Planning News Round-Up – Queensland
📜 New Planning Bill Introduced
A social impact and community benefit framework for renewable energy projects
Amendments to the Economic Development Act
Amendments to the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games Arrangements Act 2021
📣 Proposed Ministerial Call-In
🏗️ Qld Productivity Commission Enquiry
📅 Upcoming Events
🔹 Two Way Planning, Design and Place Masterclass
🔹 Ipswich & Lockyer Valley Planning Schemes Insights
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