State of Sustainability Forum
PHOENIX, Arizona – A panel of local experts and Andrew Ross, author of “Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World’s Least Sustainable City,” will discuss the current state of sustainability in metropolitan Phoenix at a public forum on Tuesday, January 17, 2012. The event, free to the public, will be held at the George Washington … Read more
Film screening to explore history, benefits of park development
A documentary on the urban park development movement titled “Olmsted and America’s Urban Parks” will be the subject of a free, public screening at Civic Space Park’s A.E. England Building on January 12.
Local experts and national author to discuss state of sustainability in metro Phoenix, Jan. 17
A panel of local experts and Andrew Ross, author of “Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World’s Least Sustainable City,” will discuss the current state of sustainability in metropolitan Phoenix at a public forum on Tuesday, January 17, 2012.
Valley Leadership presents “Phoenix in Transition” with Mayor Gordon and Mayor-elect Stanton
The Valley Leadership Community Dialogue Series will host “Phoenix in Transition” on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011 – a conversation between the outgoing mayor of the City of Phoenix, Mayor Phil Gordon and Mayor-elect Greg Stanton (Valley Leadership alum, Class 19).
Building Community: From Empty Spaces to Meeting Places
With all the discussion groups, symposiums and conferences given on the subject, it seems the best places to create a strong community might just be the coffee house, dog park or potluck table. Steve Weiss, a member of the DVC Steering Committee and Executive Director of No Festival Required, shares an article on building community.
P. David Adelson, M.D. to Discuss Pediatric Brain Injury
Please join the University of Arizona for an informative discussion with Dr. P. David Adelson, Director of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Neuroscience Institute.
Court verdict rejects activist’s appeal citing negative effects of parking lot
The City of Phoenix has won its case to keep its parking lot on the same block formerly occupied by the Sahara/Ramada Inn.

