An unusual gathering takes place next Wednesday, March 23rd at Fairleigh Dickinson University. The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA) and the New Jersey Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Talent Network (NJRHT) have combined forces to create a symposium on Continue reading Tourism, Transportation and Workforce Development
The annual conference presented by the New Jersey Conservation Foundation is just around the corner. CCP is delighted to be presenting a Creative Placemaking workshop at this 20th Annual NJ Land Conservation Rally which focuses on”The Future of Land Conservation, the Next 20 Years.”
The CCP workshop, “Creative Placemaking: Connecting People, Land and Nature,” takes place during the afternoon where we will offer a fast-paced, informative and interactive session discussing the Creative Placemaking process: what it is, how and why it works, and how it supports smart growth both economically and institutionally. We will also have a daylong presence in the Exhibit Hall.
Whether you are a land conservation professional, government official, an educator, an environmental consultant, trail blazer, non-profit professional, community activist or a passionate steward of the land, The NJ Land Conservation Rally offers 31 educational sessions from which to choose, an exciting keynote speaker and tremendous networking and information gathering opportunities in the Exhibit Hall.
You can learn more and register here! We look forward to seeing you at the NJ Land Conservation Rally, 2016!
The Center will be offering a workshop on Community Building through Storytelling later this spring! How did we know we were ahead of the trend!
Do you have what it takes to be a Creative Placemaker?
Want to learn more about what Creative Placemaking is and what it takes to be the Artist Leader in your community?
Hosted by Rutgers University-Newark and New Jersey Institute of Technology Theatre program, the Center for Creative Placemaking will present a 3-hour broad look at this new opportunity field for professional artists from all disciplines and graduate arts and design majors.
We’ll talk about artists engaging in a civic capacity, deliberative culture, becoming an agent of change for sustainable community growth. We’ll look at ways you can create new avenues for your art as well as a possible new professional pathway for you through social-centric entrepreneurship!
Join the CCP team and a group of your NJ professional artist colleagues with whom we’ve been exploring all of this for an evening that is sure to stretch your mind, set the wheels turning and open up a new world of possibilities for you!
Wednesday, December 3, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM (EST)
Bloomfield College Library
Room 205
80-86 Oakland Ave.
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Order tickets via Eventbrite.
BACK BY DEMAND! HOURS EXTENDED FOR ADDITIONAL CONTENT!
Creative Placemaking is emerging as one of the most comprehensive and vital approaches to local development. In partnership with community stakeholders, artists and cultural workers collaborate on planning in order to create places of vibrancy. Creative places provide sustainable and improved quality of life for its businesses and residents.
The Center for Creative Placemaking at Bloomfield College is pleased to offer a professional training workshop designed for real estate professionals to help them become local leaders for Creative Placemaking Planning. Realtors are critical to local development efforts and have the ability to influence significant investment action in their communities. Real Estate Professionals and Property Managers are integral to municipalities’ creative placemaking planning and execution. This program is targeted to professionals who are interested in or are already peripherally engaged in creative placemaking work.
We hope you can make it!
Cheers,
Center for Creative Placemaking
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