Join Fred tomorrow, Thursday, June 23, 2011, 8 am to noon, at UMass-Boston Campus Center. Hosted by the Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance, this conference is the second gathering of leaders building vibrant, welcoming, healthy, and affordable neighborhoods.
Fred will keynote the conference and is joined by fellow speakers Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino; Richard Walker, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Melinda Marble, Barr Foundation; and Lisa Davis, Ford Foundation. Registration is still open. The event is free but seating is limited.
Placemaking provides the tools to achieve smart growth outcomes. Learn more about Placemaking for Smart Growth, including the benefits of applying a Placemaking approach to Smart Growth:
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