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posted by Robert DeVet in on Jan 19, 2014 - View profile

Haifax

Neighbourhood Leadership Workshop

Led by Jim Diers and Planning & Design Centre


1:00pm
- 5:00pm
Tuesday January 21 2014

Venue: Dalhousie Student Union Building, room 307
Address: 6136 University Avenue

Planning & Design Centre is working with Jim Diers to deliver an afternoon workshop that is geared toward individuals working at the community level (neighbourhood associations, non-profits, community developers,NGOs, planners and others across the province. 

This interactive training session will cover various topics including: Building broad and inclusive community participation, identifying underutilized community strengths, role of neighborhood planning in community building, how community, NGOS and government can work together. 

Jim Diers is an internationally recognized leader on neighbourhood action and participatory democracy. Jim founded and directed the Department of Neighbourhoods in Seattle for 14 years, introducing transformative community programs such as the neighbourhood matching fund, neighbourhood planning, and the leading national community agriculture programs. Jim's work was recognized by the Ford Foundation and Kennedy School of Government as one of the most innovative local government programs in the United States. Jim is also author of Neighbor Power: Building Community the Seattle Way.

Details

Open Invitation, participants must register limited spots available

More info at pdcentre.ca 


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