Thursday, April 9, 2015

Share your insights at the 2015 Creative Placemaking Knowledge Exchange

By Leonardo Vazquez, AICP/PP

Get insights into the latest thinking and research in how arts and culture help address community and economic development issues at the 2015 Creative Placemaking Knowledge Exchange. The gathering will be held June 26 at the Rutgers University School of Public Affairs and Administration in Newark, NJ.


The Knowledge Exchange is designed for researchers, funders, policy makers and reflective practitioners in creative placemaking. 
  • Early bird: $90. Register by June 10. Afterwards, registration is $100.
  • National Consortium for Creative Placemaking subscribers and presenters: $65.  Please see recent NCCP newsletter for discount code
  • Current Rutgers, NJIT, and Ohio State University students: $20.  (To get the discount code, please send an email to Leonardo Vazquez at leo@artsbuildcommunities.com.  Proof of current student enrollment required.)

It includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon beverage, a walking tour, lots of useful information and maybe some new connections.
Register now

Informal but informative, the Knowledge Exchange will feature peer learning with topics chosen by the participants, along with quick and to-the-point presentations from creative placemakers.
Pecha Kucha, lightning talks, open space technology.  If you know these terms, you’ll understand what makes this convening different. If you don’t, join us and see for yourself.

Would you like to present on new research or initiatives in creative placemaking?  Propose a presentation

The Knowledge Exchange is produced by The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking, Rutgers University School of Public Affairs and Administration, Rutgers University Arts, Culture and Media Department and The Ohio State University’s Certification in Creative Placemaking program.  It is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and the Northern New Jersey Community Foundation.

For more information, contact NCCP Executive Director Leonardo Vazquez at 973-763-6352 or by email




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