The Art of Healthy Communities, the 2016 Creative Placemaking Knowledge Exchange, is a conference that focuses on new research, big ideas and innovative practices in the field of creative placemaking. This year, the theme focuses on how creative placemaking can enhance physical and mental health in communities.
We are seeking short presentations (5- 7 minutes) on current research or new initiatives in creative placemaking. They don't have to involve public health, but we prefer those that do.
The Art of Healthy Communities will be held on November 11, 2016 at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in the University Heights neighborhood of Newark, NJ. Please submit your proposal by August 27. We will notify all respondents of our selection by September 11.
If your presentation is selected for this event, you will be given a discount code for presenters. All presenters must register for the conference.
This is the second annual Knowledge Exchange. It is designed to explore new research, big ideas, and innovative practices in the growing field of creative placemaking. We expect the audience to include researchers, students, policy makers and grantmakers from the fields of arts, public affairs, urban planning, and community and economic development.
It's a different kind of academic or 'big ideas' conference. Instead of the usual question and answer session after each set of presentations, we'll invite audience members to share their own thoughts and give their insights. In the afternoon, participants will select the topics they want to talk about in peer-facilitated conversations.
The Art of Healthy Communities is produced by The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking. The program is sponsored by New Jersey Health Initiatives, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town program.
Questions? Please contact NCCP Executive Director Leonardo Vazquez at leo@artsbuildcommunities.com or at 973-763-6352
This is the second annual Knowledge Exchange. It is designed to explore new research, big ideas, and innovative practices in the growing field of creative placemaking. We expect the audience to include researchers, students, policy makers and grantmakers from the fields of arts, public affairs, urban planning, and community and economic development.
It's a different kind of academic or 'big ideas' conference. Instead of the usual question and answer session after each set of presentations, we'll invite audience members to share their own thoughts and give their insights. In the afternoon, participants will select the topics they want to talk about in peer-facilitated conversations.
The Art of Healthy Communities is produced by The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking. The program is sponsored by New Jersey Health Initiatives, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town program.
Questions? Please contact NCCP Executive Director Leonardo Vazquez at leo@artsbuildcommunities.com or at 973-763-6352
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