Spring Institute 2020 - Equitable Development
May 14, 2020 | Radisson Hotel in Lansing | 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
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Thank you Sponsors!
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As Michigan’s economy recovers, not everyone is benefiting equally from the uptick in development. Community planners must balance the desire for investment, new development and increased taxes in local coffers with an acknowledgement of our responsibility to ensure that our plans and implementation tools are improving the lives of all residents in our communities.
MAP’s 2020 Spring Institute delivers the national experts, state leaders, and local stories that reveal the solutions we can scale to our own communities. Learn about non-profit and philanthropic partnerships that are infusing our policies with innovative approaches that uplift and inspire; about the data planners need to make evidence based decisions; about national programs that are tackling equitable development in tangible ways.
6.25 AICP Certification Maintenance Credits including Law and Ethics credits | 6 Master Citizen Planner Continuing Education Credits
Early Bird Registration Member Rate: $150 | Nonmember Rate: $175 | Student Member: $35
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Keynote Presenters:
Jodie Adams Kirshner is the author of Broke: Hardship and Resilience in a City of Broken Promises. is a research professor at New York University. Previously on the law faculty at Cambridge University, she also teaches bankruptcy law at Columbia Law School. She is a member of the American Law Institute, past term member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and technical advisor to the Bank for International Settlements.
Matt Wagner, PhD is Vice President of Revitalization Programs at the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Matt has more than 20 years of non-profit management experience in downtown development, entrepreneurship and tech-based economic development. At the NMSC, Matt is leading the launch of the renewed and re-imagined Four Point Approach, as well as helping the Center reach new communities with this refreshed framework. Overseeing the Field Services team, Matt also leads the Center's efforts to expand technical service offerings, and offer preservation-based economic revitalization services directly to communities.
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