Jun 10, 2013 - Jun 14, 2013

Certificate in Emergining Regionally Significant Walking Urban Places
There is a game-changing shift underway in real estate. Once perceived as a niche market, the walkable urban place (WalkUP) is becoming the market. And no metropolitan area has embraced WalkUP development like Washington, D.C. This five-day certificate program will give developers, real estate executives, and public officials a deep dive into the six different varieties of WalkUPs and the place management techniques that lead to their successful development.

Jul 30, 2013 - Aug 01, 2013

U.S. EPA Community Involvement Training Conference
This dynamic training conference (offered only once every two years) seeks to both inform and train EPA staff as well as Agency stakeholders and partners in best practices to enhance community involvement. This three-day training conference features plenary sessions with guest speakers, topical discussions, multiple 90-minute information sessions, engaging three, four, and seven hour training sessions with continuing education unit (CEU) credit, and field trips demonstrating effective community involvement and cooperative conservation efforts in the Boston area.

Aug 21, 2013 - Aug 23, 2012

The 8th Annual Georgia Environmental Conference
The Annual Georgia Environmental Conference is the state's largest and most comprehensive educational opportunity and will be attended by an estimated 500 State, Local, and Federal Government Officials, Business and Industry Leaders, Attorneys, Consultants, Engineers, Developers, Land Owners, Architects, Agribusiness Leaders, Energy Experts, Water Planning Districts, Universities, Public Health Officials, Solid Waste and Recycling Experts, and many others with a strong interest in Georgia's Environmental Programs.

Sep 09, 2013 - Sep 11, 2013

Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference
Through the Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference, Community Progress brings together community revitalization professionals and stakeholders from across the country to educate, empower and energize them to tackle one of the most pressing issues facing our cities and towns. Attracting leaders from government, nonprofits and the private sector, we will explore a wide variety of topics related to the challenges and opportunities presented by vacant and abandoned properties.