The Healthy Regions Planning Exchange brings together practitioners, advocates, and community-based representatives to address the structural issues that influence health and equity through regional planning in the United States. The Exchange consists of 33 organizations representing eleven regions of the country, and involves a number of events and discussions throughout the year focusing on the role of race and racism in transportation, housing, and the environment.
- Bay Area, CA: SPUR, Urban Habitat, Working Partnerships USA
- Buffalo, NY: Greater Buffalo Niagara Regional Transport & Co., LISC Buffalo, PUSH Buffalo
- Chicago, IL: Chicago Department of Public Health, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, Metropolitan Planning Council
- Los Angeles, CA: Alliance for Community Transit – LA, East LA Community Corporation, Thai CDC
- Nashville, TN: Conexion Americas, Greater Nashville Regional Council
- New Orleans, LA: Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center, Operation Restoration
- New York, NY: Community Voices Heard, Make the Road New York, Regional Plan Association
- Pine Ridge Reservation, SD: Thunder Valley CDC
- Pittsburgh, PA: Hill District Consensus Group, Just Harvest, Pittsburghers for Public Transit
- Portland, OR: Beyond Black CDC, Gresham Redevelopment Commission, Multnomah County Health Department
- Twin Cities, MN: Alliance for Metropolitan Stability, Frogtown Neighborhood Association, New American Development Center
