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- NeighborWorks Awards
- NeighborWorks Week
- Real Estate Programs
- Center for Foreclosure Solutions
- NCHEC Training
- Community Building & Organizing
- Financial Capability
- HomeOwnership Centers
- Rural Initiative
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- In addition to the Symposium, consider attending one or more of these Green courses:
CP 240 Greening Housing Rehab
CP 243 Building Healthy Homes
CP 246 Lead Safe Renovations Under the New EPA RRP Rule
AM242: Green and Healthy Strategies for Multifamily Properties
AM 244 Creating and Managing a Comprehensive Energy Program for your Residents
AH232: Green Building Fundamentals for Affordable Housing
AH245: Integrating Green
Fundamentals into Multifamily Housing
HO290: Being Green, Seeing Green: Counseling Clients to Maximize Energy Savings
- This symposium brought to you through the generous support of:
Enterprise Community Partners
Global Green USA
Housing California
LISC Green Development Center
The Majora Carter Group, LLC
National Center for Healthy Housing
National Housing Conference
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Green Symposium Agenda 
Los Angeles, CA • Mar. 2, 2011
Morning
- 8:30 Welcome
Emcee: Phil Thompson, MIT & The Emerald Cities Collaborative - Opening Plenary: Perspectives on local solutions to global problems
A discussion about who really benefits from local green strategies and solutions, how we insure the benefits are passed on to the residents of low and moderate income communities and how do these local strategies and initiatives have an impact on the greater landscape. - Break
- Green Homes: Benefiting residents with greener, healthier homes
This discussion will focus on moving beyond energy efficiency to maximize resident comfort and impact, the integration of health into green building practices, and the lessons learned from incorporation of innovative green and healthy homes initiatives and strategies.
- 11:30 Lunch
Keynote address — Majora Carter
Afternoon
- 1:00 Green and Sustainable Communities: Engaging residents for green action
A discussion of the potential to stabilize communities through green outreach strategies, connections between food access and community development, and comprehensive neighborhood-scale greening approaches for impact. - Break
- The Green Economy for Green Cities: Bringing home the benefits of green jobs
A discussion on innovative approaches to creating green jobs, connecting the residents through workforce development, and building triple bottom line community based businesses.
- Closing Remarks
Come join us for an enlightening day. Take away a framework and tools to engage your residents and your community in the development and promotion of long term green and sustainable practices for community wide benefit.
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