Rural Policy Events Calendar /

Calendrier des événements sur la politique rurale

April 23, 2010 / 23 avril 2010

APRIL / AVRIL

Statistics Canada Socio-economic Conference 2010 / Conférence socioéconomique de Statistique Canada

April 26-27 – Gatineau, QC
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/conferences/socioecon2010/index-eng.htm
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/conferences/socioecon2010/index-fra.htm
The Statistics Canada Socio-economic Conference provides an annual forum for empirical research focusing on
issues of concern in Canadian public policy. The Conference focuses on studies directly relevant to Canada,
while at the same time welcoming comparative international studies that shed light on Canadian public policy
issues. It places a premium on empirical studies making innovative use of Canadian data.
La Conférence socioéconomique de Statistique Canada sert de tribune annuelle pour la recherche empirique
portant sur les questions d’intérêt en matière de politiques publiques au Canada. La Conférence est axée sur des
études qui touchent directement le Canada, mais permet aussi des études comparatives internationales pouvant
éclairer des questions en matière de politiques publiques au Canada. Elle donne beaucoup d’importance aux
études empiriques qui utilisent les données canadiennes de façon innovatrice.

Government that works for people: Policy development and the Social Economy
April 27-29 – Sault Ste. Marie, ON
http://usaskstudies.coop/socialeconomy/?p=596
A conference of the Linking, Learning, Leveraging: Social Enterprises, Knowledgeable Economies and
Sustainable Communities, the Northern Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan regional node of the Social
Economy Research Suite. The goal is to initiate a dialogue between researchers communities and policy-makers
regarding policies which support the social economy and to share knowledge between researchers, communities
and policy-makers regarding the process of policy development.

MAY / MAI

Nordic Rural Futures: Pressure and Possibilities

May 3-5 – Tammsvik, Sweden
http://www.sol.slu.se/nrf/
Themes: New understandings and use of nature and landscapes; Flows of people, ideas and images and Politics
and policy.

International Federation on Ageing 10th Global Conference

May 3-6 – Melbourne, Australia
http://www.ifa2010.org/
Includes sessions on healthy Ageing: local communities and older people – creating age-friendly and healthy
places; Climate change: creating a climate for environmental change; The impact of climate change on older
people – regional issues, government policy and community response; Climate change and environmental
sustainability – the contribution of older people to new wisdom; Resourcing change: the economic impacts of
ageing communities.

CYCLE 2010 From Science to Decision-making: 4th Canadian Forum on the Life Cycle Management of
Products and Services
May 4-5 – Montreal, QC
http://www.cycle2010.org/eng/index.html
Recognizing that scientific research is a necessary foundation for economic, industrial, social and regulatory
development, CYCLE 2010 aims to bring together all sustainable development stakeholders from academia,
practitioners as well as decision-makers and business leaders and provide them with information, data and tools
for optimizing Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) practice in Canada. The forum also aims to continue to raise
awareness of the approach, stimulate its method development, particularly as it pertains to social and economic
impacts, and facilitate its implementation.

Cooperatives Transforming the Future

May 4-6 – Washington, DC
http://www.ncba.coop/coopeconomy/
National Cooperatives Business Association. This year's conference will focus on the role cooperatives have
played during the economic crisis and how cooperatives can create their own economy by leveraging the 6th
principle of Cooperation among Cooperatives.

Culture Grows Here: Creating Sustainable Communities Through Culture

May 5-6 – Barrie, ON
http://www.barrie.ca/Content.cfm?C=10411&SC=1&SCM=0&MI=1573&L1M=4
Sessions include: Why culture matters - The role of arts and cultural industries in reinventing places; Community
sustainability and cultural institutions.

Découvrir aujourd’hui ce que sera demain: Association francophone pour le savoirs

Du 10 au 14 mai – Montreal (QC)
http://www.acfas.ca/congres/2010/pages/78_congres.html
Il s'agira d'un congrès résolument tourné vers l’avenir. En cette période de morosité économique et de remise en
question, la science – au sens le plus large du terme – a plus que jamais sa place dans nos sociétés. Le monde
est à repenser. Des savoirs acquis à ce jour dépend l’avenir que notre génération laissera aux générations qui
nous suivront. De la recherche actuelle émergera un nouveau monde de savoirs, un monde que l’on souhaite
durable, sûr, fertile et inclusif. Le thème de ce congrès est rassembleur, à l’image de l’Acfas. Les sciences ne
convergent-elles pas toutes vers demain?

Gender, Rurality and Transformation

May 13-14 – Guelph, ON
http://www.rwmc.uoguelph.ca/news.php?n=61
This conference aims to address this broad range of rural gender issues through multiple disciplinary and
theoretical lenses. Hosted by Rural Women Making Change which is a Community University Research Alliance
(CURA) funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

Silver Economy Summit

May 13-15 – Halifax, NS
http://silvereconomysummit.ca/
The Silver Economy Summit will gather international, national and provincial perspectives on the economic and
societal changes that arise from an aging population.

Les assises annuelles de l’Union des municipalités du Québec

Du 13 au 15 mai – Québec (QC)
http://www.umq.qc.ca/_assises/index.htm
Trois jours d’activités de perfectionnement, d’ateliers politiques, de cliniques techniques, de conférences et de
forums de discussion traitant de législation, de politique et d’actualité municipales.

Atlantic Canada Coastal and Estuarine Society Joint Spring Meeting with the New England Estuarine
Research Society
May 13-16 – St. Andrews by the Sea, NB
http://www.cerf-access.ca/
Sessions will focus on: Climate change; Invasive species; Coastal eutrophication; Community monitoring;
Seagrass and saltmarsh ecology; General coastal and nearshore studies; and Coastal biodiversity. Also a special
symposium on trans-boundary Issues: Effecting policy and management change through estuarine and coastal
research - learning from our neighbours.
NWT Association of Communities 2010 Annual General Meeting
May 13-16 – Hay River, NT
http://www.nwtac.com/agm.html
Every year, community Government officials gather at the NWT Association of Communities’ annual general
meeting. Over four days, they review the past year, share experiences and best practises, hold discussions with
senior territorial government officials and come together on issues of shared importance.
Conference for Community Developers in BC
May 17-19 – Vancouver, BC
http://www.sparc.bc.ca/community-developers-conference-2010
Conference participants will: Acquire knowledge about community development in BC; Grow professionally
through skill building workshops on community development techniques; Exchange ideas and network with
community developers and funders from diverse sectors; Help shape the future of the community development
movement in BC.

Vision Quest Conference

May 18-19 – Winnipeg, MB
http://www.visionquestconferences2009.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=4&Itemid=5
The desired outcome is to build capacity, motivate and inspire continued success in Aboriginal communities in the
areas of economic, business and community development. Our purpose is to provide learning and networking
opportunities combined with information sharing and entertainment.

Building Community: A Conference Reflecting on Co-operative Strategies and Experiences

May 19 – Saskatoon, SK
http://www.usaskstudies.coop/
This conference will feature presenters from leading co-operative organizations in Canada’s retail, finance, health-
care, and insurance sectors. Speakers will explore how the co-operative model currently addresses the most
pressing social and economic issues facing our communities, and how it might be applied to further effect.

Regional responses and global shifts: Actors, institutions and organisations: Regional Studies
Association Annual International Conference
May 24-26 – Pecs, Hungary
http://www.erawatch-network.eu/en/Agenda/evenements.html?id=88
Themes include: Innovative strategies and practices for firms in regional development, regional policies:
government initiatives, reassessing Regional EU policy, people in regions leadership collective action and regional
development and theory and research in regional studies.

Nourrir notre identité, saisir les opportunités

Du 27 au 29 mai – Aylmer (QC)
http://www.cccm.coop/site.asp?page=element&nIDElement=2805
Congrès et à l’AGA du Conseil canadien de la coopération et de la mutualité. Où nous situons-nous dans le
mouvement coopératif comme francophone ici comme ailleurs dans le monde? Voici le défi lancé aux participants
du Congrès 2010.

FCM Annual Conference and Municipal Expo

May 28-31 – Toronto, ON
http://www.fcm.ca/english/View.asp?mp=788&x=1154
http://www.fcm.ca/Francais/View.asp?mp=788&x=1154
Held by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. The largest annual gathering of senior municipal officials from
across Canada.

National Summit on a People-Centred Economy

May 30-June 1 – Ottawa, ON
http://www.ccednet-rcdec.ca/en/summit
Building a people-centred economy has long been at the heart of cooperative, credit union, social economy and
community economic development (CED) movements, along with a broad swath of the non-profit world. All these
sectors grew out of the historical struggle against want, impoverishment and deep inequalities.
 International Symposiums on Sea Ice in the Physical and Biogeochemical System
May 31-June 4 – Tromso, Norway
http://www.igs2010.org/
Sea ice is a relatively fragile part of the Earth system, important for the understanding of a wide range of subjects,
from climate, to biodiversity, to society and culture. The suggested topics for the symposium are intentionally
interdisciplinary, including physical, biological, chemical, and socio-economic research on sea ice.

JUNE / JUIN

Canadian Association for Studies in Co-operation: Community Building through Co-operative Research:
Challenges and Opportunities at Home and Abroad
June 1-4 – Montréal, QC
http://www.coopresearch.coop/category/conference-2010/
Co-operative research plays an important role in building equitable and sustainable community-based enterprises,
which in turn contribute to vibrant local economies and healthy communities in Canada and throughout the world.
Co-operative research is a foundational component of this movement; it provides insights that enrich our practice
and offers us an enhanced understanding of the vital underpinnings of this work.

Association for Nonprofit and Social Economy Research Conference: Social Innovations for a New Era:
Contributions from Nonprofits and the Social Economy
June 2-3 – Montréal, QC
http://www.anser-ares.ca/files/en/2010%20Paper%20Call%20ENG.pdf
ANSER brings together leading academic researchers, practitioners, consultants, policymakers and community
organizations from Canada and internationally to discuss current and emergent issues, debates and challenges in
the fields of civil society, social economy, and nonprofit research and practice.

Northern Health Research Conference

June 4-6 – Sudbury, ON
http://www.normed.ca/research/nhrc/
This conference will build on the success of the previous four years by continuing to explore research initiatives
within Northern Ontario arising from community-based activities. It will highlight projects underway from students,
residents and researchers. The conference provides opportunities for collaboration and community networking.

Power the Future: Transforming Communities Through Learning

June 6-8 – Niagara Falls, ON
http://conference.accc.ca/
The 2010 Association of Canadian Community Colleges conference will be a national and international meeting
place for all colleges, institutes, cégeps, university colleges and polytechnics to share their success stories and
help shape a new direction for the future.

Innovating to Succeed in a New Global Market

June 7-10 – Montréal, QC
http://www.conferencedemontreal.com/2.0.html?&L=1
http://www.conferencedemontreal.com/30.0.html?L=0
The International Economic Forum of the Americas - Conference of Montreal. Themes include public and private
governance, energy and sustainable development and International finance and economic development.

BioEnergy and Renewable Energy Conference

June 8-10 – Prince George, BC
http://guest.cvent.com/EVENTS/Info/Summary.aspx?e=930beed4-41bb-4f71-bb2b-08b3a2762f36
The International BioEnergy Conference and Exhibition is the Canadian leader in the global dialogue on bioenergy.
Our sponsors, speakers, exhibitors and delegates are key influencers and opinion shapers from around the world
on the new technologies and processes that will bring about a global change in the way we perceive and use
energy.
Aboriginal in Nature / Ontario Community Futures Corporations
June 10-12 – Thunder Bay, ON
http://www.ontcfdc.com/conference
Includes workshops and speakers on topics such as: Collaborative marketing and arts in the creative economy;
Building capacity for Aboriginal participation in mining; Panel of economic speakers and their success stories.

Shifting Shores: Adapting to the Future

June 13-16 – Wilmington, NC
http://www.thecoastalsociety.org/conference/tcs22/index.html
The Coastal Society's 22nd international conference. Sessions and papers will focus on: providing information,
knowledge, actions, activities and solutions relevant to solving coastal problems; integrating science,
management, policy and decision-making; and presenting questions, ideas or case studies that encourage
dialogue and sharing of solutions.

Advanced Biofuels Workshop

June 14 – St. Louis, MO
http://www.advancedbiofuelsworkshop.com/ema/DisplayPage.aspx?pageId=About_Us
Learn about advanced technology updates, algae and second-generation feedstock development, market
challenges and trends, R&D activities, policy, finance, project development and more. The U.S. renewable fuel
standard of 2007 defines advanced biofuel as any renewable fuel that meets a 50 percent life-cycle GHG
emissions reduction from the petroleum baseline, and is not derived from corn starch.

Co-operation and Sustainability: the Way Forward -- CCA Congress 2010

June 14-16 – Vancouver, BC
http://www.coopscanada.coop/en/orphan/Congress2010
Join leaders from co-operatives and credit unions across the country and around the world in exploring, learning
and strategizing on: How can co-ops and credit unions strengthen their foundations for sustainability? Why are co-
ops and credit unions more sustainable than other forms of business? What role can and do co-ops and credit
unions play in environmental sustainability?

2010 Sustainable Ocean Summit

June 13-15 – Belfast, Ireland
http://www.oceancouncil.org/site/
The World Ocean Council brings together leaders from industries dependent on ocean space and resources to
catalyze ocean business community leadership and collaboration in addressing ocean sustainability and
stewardship, tackling global marine environmental issues and advancing "Corporate Ocean Responsibility".

Information, Infrastructure & Environment: What is our Water Legacy?

June 15-18 – Vancouver, BC
http://www.cwra.org/News_Events/National_Conference_2010/Default.aspx
63rd Canadian Water Resources Association National conference. Delegates will discuss how investments in
science, monitoring, projects, and watershed management can promote effective water management through the
economic challenges of today while moving toward a sustainable future.

International Comparative Rural Policy Studies (ICRPS) Summer Institute

June 19-July 5 – Portland, OR
http://oregonstate.edu/conferences/icrps2010/
The summer institute is designed for graduate students and professionals who wish to broaden their knowledge of
rural policy. Students work in groups to make presentations, analyse documents, prepare policy briefs, meet
policy professionals and take part in field trips. Each summer school connects faculty and international students in
a dedicated learning environment.

Social Economics, the Social Economy, and Wellbeing: Thirteenth World Congress of Social Economy
June 28-July 3 – Montreal, QC
http://www.socialeconomics.org/
Conference offers paper and session on different themes and perspectives about the social economy.
 World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists
June 28-July 2 – Montréal, QC
http://www.wcere2010.org/index.htm
The conference will explore all areas of environmental and natural resource economics.

JULY / JUILLET

Sustainable Tourism 2010

July 5-7 – New Forest, UK
http://www.wessex.ac.uk/10-conferences/sustainable-tourism-2010.html
This conference aims to find ways to protect the natural and cultural landscape through the development of new
solutions which minimise the adverse effects of tourism. This can be achieved through the development of new
strategies involving the active collaboration of society as a whole. Such solutions ought to cope with the
continuous growth of tourism impacts on the country including culture and society.

Sustainable Development in Rural America – National Rural Economic Developers Association

July 11-13 – Portland, OR
http://www.nreda.org/web/2006/03/events.aspx
Topics will include: Community capitalism and capital: Show me the money; Basic elements of Rural development
programs; Cooperative business; Rural tele-medicine; Economic update; Relevant and sustainable food;
Retaining manufacturing base in rural communities and Entrepreneurship and development with youth programs.

Canadian Agricultural Economics Society Annual Meeting

July 25-27 – Denver, CO
http://caes.usask.ca/conferences/annual_meetings/2010_denver/index.php
Joint meeting with the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association and the Western Agricultural Economics
Association.

Role of Community in Economic and Disaster Recovery

July 25-28 – New Orleans, LA
http://www.comm-dev.org/inside/
The Community Development Society and the International Association for Community Development will come
together for the first ever joint conference. The conference will offer opportunities for students, practitioners,
researchers, and policymakers to share experiences and/or research findings on innovative strategies to improve
the process and practice of community development.

Coastal Zone Canada 2010: Healthy Oceans - Strong Coastal Communities

July 25-20 – Charlottetown, PE
http://www.czca-azcc.org/html/conferences/main.html
Session topics include the state of the coasts, ICOM, strengthening coastal communities and governance models.
Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to interactive groups wrestling with the challenges of
developing appropriate coastal policy models.

2010 ACE Institute (Association of Cooperative Educators)

July 27-30 – Cleveland, OH
http://www.ace.coop/InstituteConferenciaCongrès/tabid/87/Default.aspx
This is the only annual conference dedicated solely to highlighting innovative programs in cooperative education.
It provides a unique opportunity to network with educators across cooperative sectors as well as national
boundaries.

AUGUST / AOÛT

73rd Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociological Society: How Flat is Rural? Diversity in the Age of
Globalization
August 12-15 – Atlanta, GA
http://www.ruralsociology.us/
 The theme of the 2010 RSS meetings offers an opportunity to examine a great many aspects of rural life in the
context of globalization and growing diversity.

Innovation and Collaboration: Building Resilient Communities Atlantic Summer Institute / Innovation et
collaboration : Bâtir des communautés résilientes l’Institut d’été de l’Atlantique de 2010
August 17-20 – Charlottetown, PE
http://www.upei.ca/si/si2010/en/whats-new
http://www.upei.ca/si/si2010/fr/quoi-de-neuf-0
What makes communities resilient? How do people and communities thrive in spite of difficult circumstances? We
will explore the answers to these questions together as we learn from the fields of: social and economic
development; crime prevention and community safety; health and safety promotion; environmental sustainability.
Qu’est-ce qui rend les communautés résilientes; comment les individus et les communautés survivent-ils et se
développent-ils en dépit de situations difficiles? L’Institut proposera des réponses à ces questions, qui couvriront
les domaines suivants :développement social et économique; prévention du crime et sécurité des collectivités;
promotion de la santé et de la sécurité; durabilité de l’environnement.

SEPTEMBER / SEPTEMBRE

Bridging Biology and Business: 10th Agricultural Biotechnology International Conference

September 12-15 – Saskatoon, SK
http://www.abic.ca/abic2010/
Features three streams: Energy, Health and Sustainability. The conference inspires and encourages the research,
development and commercialization of new biotechnologies to improve human health, create a sustainable food
supply and foster new energy sources for all nations, including the developing world.

Identité, Qualité et Compétitivité Territoriale - Développement économique et cohésion dans les territoires
alpins
Du septembre 20 au 22 – Acoste (Italie)
http://asrdlf2010.let.fr/
Colloque de l'Association de science régionale de langue française. Le colloque portera plus particulièrement sur
les thématiques suivantes: Une comparaison des politiques de compétitivité territoriale (des districts et SPL aux
pôles de compétitivité ; comparaison des systèmes d'innovation) ; L’aménagement du territoire et les politiques de
développement durable ; L' économie des régions alpines et les politiques pour la montagne.

9th Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society

"Rural Health: Connecting Research and Policy"
September 23-25 – Fredericton, NB
http://crhrs-scrsr.usask.ca/fredericton2010/
Themes: Policy and rural health research; Clinical issues in rural health; Population issues in rural settings ;
Challenges to research in rural and remote settings; Aboriginal health; Partnerships and networking; Health
professional education in rural settings; Rural health issues in a linguistic minority context; Citizen engagement in
rural health settings.

Regional Land Use Planning in a Global Economy: Canadian Institute of Forestry Conference
September 27-29 – Jasper, AB
http://www.cif-
ifc.org/site/mainpage?send_file=1&section=1&subsection=82&file=japser_ad.pdf&dir=Website_Assets&PHPSES
SID=l3oqfikdlgip96or1vamh34bd6
An opportunity to discuss land management issues in the heart of Jasper National Park.

The Working Waterways and Waterfronts National Symposium on Water Access

September 27-30 – Portland, ME
http://www.wateraccessus.com/
Across the United States, communities, water-dependent industries, and the public face conflicts over access to
beaches, shorelines, and waterways. Participants in 2010 will increase awareness of the economic, social,
 cultural, and environmental values of waterfronts, and the important role of water-dependent uses in sustainable
coastal communities.

2010 Communities Collaborating Institute - Leading Together in Chaotic Times

September 27-October 1 – Kitchener, ON
http://tamarackcommunity.ca/cci.html
This week-long learning event, provides a unique opportunity to join a dynamic learning community of
practitioners from across Canada and beyond who are committed to deepening their capacity to lead community
collaborations.

The Sustainability of Australia’s Country Towns: The Third National Country Towns Conference
September 30-October 1 – Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
http://www.awia.org.au/images/Sustainable%20Country%20Towns%20Call%20for%20Abstracts.pdf
This conference will explore how the diversity of country towns across the nation are responding to the call for a
sustainable future. The many different perspectives will be used to build a framework that shows the choices
communities have to work together and with governments to realize this outcome.

Les 69e Assises annuelles de la Fédération Québécoise des Municipalités

Du 30 septembre au 2 octobre – Québec (QC)
http://congres.fqm.ca/

OCTOBER / OCTOBRE

Climate Change and Communities: A Call to Action / Canadian Institute of Planners

October 2-5 – Montreal, QC
http://www.planningforclimatechange.ca/wwwroot/dsp_HomePage.cfm
The conference will bring together planning professionals from Canada and other countries to address the effects
of climate change on communities and community planning. There will be four streams through the conference:
Climate change and natural environments; Climate change and built environments; Climate change and social
environments; and Climate change and the economy.

Justice and Migration: Paradoxes of Belonging 15th International Metropolis Conference

October 4-8 – The Hague, The Netherlands
http://www.metropolis2010.org/
This conference will deal with various aspects of belonging, the opportunities and challenges it poses in the
context of legitimacy and justification of processes of migration and integration, as well as their consequences for
social policies. It will contribute to a better understanding of how governments and international bodies can deal
with different forms of belonging in multicultural societies and a globalized world.

European Society for Rural Sociology Post-graduate Summer School

October 4-10 – Cordoba, Spain
http://www.iesa.csic.es/summerschool/index.php
Young scholars and specialists meet around a guiding theme that varies from year to year. The theme of the 2010
Summer School is ‘Looking at the rural, thinking about the global: New challenges and opportunities for rural
studies and rural agency’. The School’s activities will include students’ presentations, lectures given by guest
specialists and excursions that will allow the scholars to discover the characteristics of some rural areas in
Córdoba.

On the Bright Side, Rural Canada Works / Le Canada rural: ça marche! Découvrez ses atouts
October 14-16 – Brandon, MB
http://www2.brandonu.ca/organizations/rdi/crrf2010english.asp
http://www2.brandonu.ca/organizations/rdi/crrf2010francais.asp
This conference features examples of practitioners, leaders, decision makers, and academics who are actively
designing rural futures – some do it yourself while others plan, and some are partnering. They are building on
existing infrastructure, navigating success by discovering and making better use of social, environmental, and
economic assets, and finding new ways to engage and enspirit people to sustain rural places.
 Cette conférence nous présente des exemples des praticiens, des dirigeants, des décideurs, et des universitaires
qui conçoivent activement les avenirs ruraux – quelques-uns les actualisent pendant que d'autres les organisent,
et quelques-uns travaillent en partenariat. Ils construisent sur et rehaussent l'infrastructure existante, gèrent le
succès en découvrant et faisant un meilleur usage des atouts sociaux, environnementaux et économiques, et
trouvent de nouvelles façons de générer l’engagement des gens et de soutenir les localités rurales.

Managing the Urban Rural Interface: Strategies and Tools for Urban Development and Sustainable Peri-
urban Land Use Relationships
October 19-22 – Copenhagen, Denmark
http://www.plurel.net/Default.aspx?id=87
The conference aims to present the status of scientific approaches to assess the peri-urban land-use relationships
and associated effects on sustainability; to set the agenda for future research in the field, and to enhance
international research cooperation.

17th Inuit Studies Conference: Inuit and the Aboriginal World / 17e Congrès d’études Inuit: Les Inuit et le
monde autochtone
October 28-30 – Val d'Or, QC
http://www.uqat.ca/isc-cei-2010
The intention is to mobilize the knowledge accumulated up to now in the perspective of exploring the common
preoccupations of the Inuit and the other Aboriginal peoples throughout the world, and particularly their neighbors,
the First Nations of Canada and of Alaska, the Sami and other circumpolar peoples. Sub-themes include: issues
related to languages and cultures, identity, the environment, climate changes, health, economic development and
the development of tourism as well as public services and public policy.

NOVEMBER / NOVEMBRE

Annual North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International

November 10-13 – Denver, CO
http://www.narsc.org/newsite/?page_id=10

Building Sustainable Communities Conference: Fresh Outlook Foundation

November 14-18 – Kelowna, BC
http://www.freshoutlookfoundation.com/conferences/bsc10/bsc10.asp