Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) Workshop

Posted by on April 16, 2012

You are invited to an engaging workshop where you will learn how to look at your communities as places of great assets! Mike Green is the lead trainer.

May 9-10, 2012
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Loudermilk Center
40 Courtland Street North East,
Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) is a powerful approach to community development that focuses on discovering and mobilizing community assets. ABCD emphasizes:

EVERYONE HAS GIFTS
With rare exception people can contribute and want to contribute. Gifts must be discovered. This workshop will help you find it.

RELATIONSHIPS BUILD A COMMUNITY
See them, make them, and utilize them. An intentional effort to build and nourish relationships is the core of ABCD and of all community building.

CITIZENS AT THE CENTER CAN ENGAGE THE WIDER COMMUNITY
People in leadership in everyday life must be at the center of community initiatives rather than just helping agency leaders.

Who Should Attend? Representatives of public health districts, community based organizations and local and state government.

This workshop is FREE. Seating capacity is limited and registration is required. Please complete the attached registration form and return it by April 27, 2012. You may email or fax your completed registration form to:

Technical Assistance and Training Unit
Attention: Babbett Willis
Fax:  404-657-4338
E-mail:  bawillis4@dhr.state.ga.us
Phone: (404) 463-2748

Note: A very limited number of Lodging Scholarships are available to local health districts’ Program Managers, Health Promotion Coordinators and Youth Development Coordinators (Georgia).

Please share the attached announcement and registration form with your coalitions and partnerships.

This workshop is provided by the Georgia Department of Public Health and the Georgia Council of Developmental Disabilities.


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