Greetings from the VSNCWe hope you will join us at our annual conference this year... Neighborhoods: Faces of Virginia - Past, Present & Future The conference provides an excellent opportunity for communities from across the Commonwealth of Virginia to come together and share their knowledge, experience and vision on how to make Virginia’s neighborhoods the neighborhoods of choice. While each neighborhood is unique, all neighborhoods statewide face very similar issues and challenges ranging from the basics of organizing to addressing the complicated issues of public safety. Each year the conference is attended by a diverse group of grass roots neighborhood leaders and youth, non-profit and government staff, and others working in the field of neighborhood development. |
Conference Site & Hotel ReservationsHoliday Inn University & Conference Center Latest NewsNow Accepting 90 Minute Workshop ProposalsPosted March 27, 2012 at 3:09 PM The Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference Planning Committee is now accepting 90 minute workshop proposals for presentations at the 13th Annual Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference being held September 20-21, 2012 at the Holiday Inn University & Conference Center in Charlottesville, VA. (more...)Charlottesville, VA Selected as 2012 Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference SitePosted February 24, 2012 at 4:32 PM Roanoke, VA - The Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference, Inc. (VSNC) Planning Committee is proud to announce that the City of Charlottesville, Virginia has been chosen as the site for the 2012 Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference taking place on September 20-21, 2012 at the Holiday Inn University & Conference Center. This annual conference will provide an excellent opportunity for neighborhoods and communities from across the Commonwealth to share their knowledge, experience and vision on how to make Virginia's communities and neighborhoods-the neighborhoods of choice. This year's conference theme is "Neighborhoods: The Face of Virginia - Past, Present & Future", and will include information-packed workshops, thought-provoking speakers, exhibitors, mobile workshops, and components for networking opportunities and engaging youth in their communities called 'the Youth Café'. (more...)
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