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2.1
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Integrating
Culture & Tradition into the Planning Process |
Sustainability
and vision are key components in the promotion of a community plan. This
session will promote the use of culture and tradition in the development
of the infrastructure, values and foundation of a plan. |
Facilitator:
Connie Wilson
Speaker: Richard Ackley, Syd Beane |
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2.2
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Decision
Making Through The Community Plan |
Developing
consensus and commitment in prioritizing action steps are essential in accessing
greater community resources. This session will promote how communities can
develop their plan to coincide with the Consolidated Plan and how this can
increase a consistent access to resources. |
Facilitator:
Michael Downie, Enterprise FoundationSpeaker: Ashley PhillipsSpeaker: Frank
Cordero |
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2.3
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Effectively
Using Community Resources |
Accessing
Resources for Project Development; With a community plan in hand, what's
next? This session introduces resources available on a national level and
the most effective ways to work with them. |
Facilitator:
Gary Sandusky, Center for Community Change
Speaker: Jay Marcus Enterprise Foundation
Speaker: Tom Lattimore, LISC |
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2.4
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Enhancing
the Organization for Development |
Maintaining
your organization for community development. This session discusses board
accountability, the basic tools and framework necessary for an organization
to participate in community development. |
Facilitator:
Maureen Markham,Common Ground
Speaker: Syd Beane
Speaker: Vicki Asakura |
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2.5
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Developing
Responsible Tenants |
Rental
Certification: Developing Responsibility & Livability; With the majority
of our population in rental housing, this session will discuss the need
to develop responsible tenants, |
Facilitator:
Jim Willett
Speaker: Robert Albee
Speaker: Kristine Beaton, Fremont Public Assoc. |
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2.6
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Cultivating
Home Ownership |
From
Renting to Buying: Cultivating Homeownership as a goal for the community;
This session will discuss efforts to increase homeownership among urban
American Indians and the need to address current barriers. |
Facilitator:
Paul Jurkowski
Speaker: Robert Skjonsberg, Wells Fargo
Speaker: Heyward Watson |
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2.7
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Bolstering
the small business owner |
Starting
a Business: Using micro-enterprise and small business incubators as a foundation
for economic development. |
Facilitator:
Janet Loder, SBA-Local
Speaker: Theresa Carr, AIBDC
Speaker: Tom Hampson |
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2.8
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Finding
opportunities in the greater community. |
Greater
Community Initiatives; The greater community has many different economic
efforts. Whether it is the development of a commercial corridor, HUD's Consolidated
Plan or living wage incentives. This session will discuss how to recognize
these efforts and access them. |
Facilitator:
Ken Webster
Speaker: A. Leonard Smith
Speaker: Floyd Gallagos |
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