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Are
you ready for the 2010 Summit?!
Neighborhoods are the building blocks of the region.
They shape its character. They affect the lives of its
families and children. They are where “community”
begins. The Neighborhood Summit is a daylong event
created by The Civic League for Regional Atlanta to
foster relationships among community leaders by
providing them with a forum to meet, exchange ideas and
explore opportunities for collaboration. The theme for
this year's Summit, "Neighborhood Connections, Regional
Voices," alludes to the role of strong neighborhoods in
creating a collaborative region.
Who Should Attend?
Residents of the 10-county Atlanta region (Cherokee,
Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton,
Gwinnett, Henry and Rockdale counties), especially those
representing neighborhoods, community-based
organizations, homeowner associations and civic groups,
as well as the business, nonprofit and public sectors.
Attendance last year topped 500; this year we expect
attendance to be around 700.
More than 500 people attended the 2009 Summit |
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Early registration extended to Aug. 1
Register now to take advantage of HALF-PRICE admission
of $10 (seniors and students, $5), which includes lunch
and full access to workshops and exhibits.
Make sure your county is represented
Make sure that your voice is heard - and that your
neighborhood and county is represented at the 2010
Neighborhood Summit. Who's coming to the Summit?
Current registration: Gwinnett-51%, Fulton-31%,
DeKalb-10%, Clayton-4%, Rockdale & Walton - 1% each.
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