[Massplanners] Fwd: Upcoming Creative Placemaking Summit I am co-producing

[John Delconte]

Creative placemaking helps communities address social, economic, cultural,
health or environmental issues through local arts and cultural activities.
The best place to explore how to do this work well is at the 2022 Northeast
& Mid-Atlantic Creative Placemaking Leadership Summit, April 18-22, online
and in downtown Schenectady, NY.  https://www.cpcommunities.org/

The Summit features presentations, panel discussions, workshops and
hands-on experiences that explore such topics as:  community and youth
engagement, local economic development, equity and inclusion, managing
gentrification, augmented reality, and more.  The Summit also features
Strategy Labs, where you can get experience doing advanced creative
placemaking in Schenectady and Troy.  Get inspired, feel make valuable
connections and gain useful knowledge.  Continuing education credits are
available for urban planners.

Our organization is supporting this program, and we hope you can join us
online or in person.  Register now to get the best rates. You’re also
welcome to get a 20% discount on all tickets.

Many local and area organizations are supporting the Summit. They include
The Schenectady Foundation, Union College, Smallwander, Proctors
Collaborative, Downtown Schenectady Improvement Corporation, Schenectady
Metroplex Development Authority, Discover Schenectady, City of Schenectady,
Troy Business Improvement District, Northern New Jersey Community
Foundation, Redburn Development Partners, American Planning Association
Upstate New York Chapter, The Arts Center of the Capital Region, Museum of
Innovation and Science, American Planning Association Latinos and Plannnig
division, Capital Region Chamber of Commerce and the Center for Economic
Growth.

Dozens of arts, community development and local economic development
professionals from New York’s Capital Region are involved in developing the
Summit content.
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