Helping Rural Communities Define Their Future
American Planning Association
The American Planning Association has published a new guide, "Lights, Camera, Coummunity Video" in cooperation with the Orton Family Foundation. The report is designed as a tool to increase participation in the community planning process, and is based on the Orton Foundation's work in five communities in Vermont and Colorado. The book also includes a DVD featuring past community videos from Swanton, VT, and Fruita, CO.
For more information, visit APA's website at www.planning.org and the Orton Family Foundation website
at www.orton.org.
Related Link: PNN Online: Foundations: Helping Rural Communities Define Their Future
For more information contact:
Denny Johnson
American Planning Association
1776 Massachusetts Ave. N.W.
Washington
D.C. 20036
U.S.A.
Phone: 202/872-0611, ext. 1006
Fax: 202/872-0643
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.planning.org
Posted July 11, 2001
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