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ACD Announcements
ACD Organization Directory Update
As some of you may have noticed, our organization directory was hit by a severe spam attack over the past week. We're pleased to announce that we've worked with our web designer to improve security on our forms and clean up the spam entries. While we took great care during the clean-up process, it is possible that some legitimate entries may have been removed from the directory. If you are an organization listed in the directory, please visit www.communitydesign.org/directory.htm to make sure that your listing is still available and accurate. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.
If you are affiliated with a community design related organization that is not yet listed in our directory, now is a great time to submit your information! The directory lets visitors to the ACD site know about the range of community design organizations that exist across the country and helps them get connected with organizations in their local area. It also helps ACD track the various community design centers and other organizations that are a part of our national network. Let visitors connect with you! Add your organization's listing today at www.communitydesign.org/Directory/Add_Organization.htm.
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Conferences
2nd Community Design Symposium at Build Boston 2007
On Thursday, November 15th, the Community Design Resource Center of Boston will welcome local and national practitioners and community members to Community Design in Practice, a full-day of education and training on community participation techniques, in partnership with host the Boston Society of Architects and co-sponsors the Association for Community Design; Public Architecture; and the Social/Economic/Environmental Design (SEED) Network.
Registration for the symposium is open now! The discount registration deadline is October 19th. A full listing of sessions can be found at www.buildboston.com/community; you can register for individual sessions or for the full day. Sessions include highlights and lessons learned from CDRC-Boston projects; national and international examples of community participation techniques from ACD member organizations; and insights from Boston-area building professionals on the philosophy and practice of people-centered design for buildings and neighborhoods.
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