Creative Placemaking Leaders to Meet in Philadelphia

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Gear up to ignite change in the new decade at The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking’s Northeastern Summit, March 26-27 in Philadelphia.  Order your early access registration now to save 25% and join other leaders and innovators from throughout the Northeast to help who make places more vibrant and just through arts, culture, and creativity.   
 
 
The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking presents the 2020 Northeast Creative Placemaking Leadership Summit with the support of ArtPlace America and in collaboration with the City of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Municipal League, and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.  
 
HAVE AN ADVANCE PEEK AT OUR ROSTER OF INSTRUCTORS FROM THESE ORGANIZATIONS 
Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture, Philadelphia | Americans for the Arts | Animating Democracy at Americans for the Arts | ArtPlace America, Brooklyn, NY | Artspace, New Haven, CT | Bridgeway Capital – Craft Business Accelerator, Pittsburgh, PA | Cadence Creative, Albany, NY | Chester Made of the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, Aston, PA | City of Portland, Maine | City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy | Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Arts | Cultural Coalition of Allentown, PA | Delaware River Waterfront Corporation, Philadelphia | Drexel University, Philadelphia | Friends of the Highline, Inc., New York, NY | Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council | Massachusetts Cultural Council, Boston, MA | Maryland Arts Council | Metropolitan Area Planning Council, Boston, MA | MJ Freed Performing Arts Theater, Chester, PA | Mural Arts Philadelphia | Metris Arts Consulting, Easton, PA | Mill Creek Community Partnership, Philadelphia | New Jersey Community Capital, New Brunswick, NJ | New Sun Rising, Pittsburgh, PA | Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, Kentucky | Swim Pony Performing Arts, Philadelphia | Policy Link, New York, NY | The Village of Arts and Humanities, Philadelphia, PA | Topos Partnership, Cincinnati, OH | True He[ART] Academy, Harrisburg, PA |University of  Florida, Orlando, FL | University of Maryland, College Park, MA | WRT Design, Philadelphia  

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