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Annual
Institutes Draw Commuinty
Developers to Jackson Hole, Wyoming
In
May the Heartland Center will offer two spring training institutes in
Jackson Hole, Wyoming. First held in 1997 with support from the W.K. Kellogg
Foundation, Skill-Building for Stronger Communities is an
advanced program for community leaders and community practitioners, focusing
attention on cases that participants bring from their work back home.
Now in its second year, Strengthening the Rural-Urban Connection
focuses on issues found in common in rural and urban communities and strategies
to strengthen rural-urban connections. It was developed with support from
the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the William Randolph Hearst Foundation.
Helping Small Towns Succeed has been held each fall since 1992.
It was developed with W.K. Kellogg Foundation support and is designed
as a basic or introductory course in community development for professionals
or practitioners newer
to the profession.
Skill-Building for Stronger Communities is scheduled for
May 14–17, 2003. Strengthening the Rural-Urban Connection
will be held May 19–20, 2003 and Helping Small Towns Succeed
will be offered October 23–27, 2003. All three are held at Snow King
Resort in the town of Jackson, Wyoming. 