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Past Network Meetings
| Below is a listing of past network meetings, including brief meeting descriptions, summaries, recordings, and other meeting materials. |
June 2007
June 19, 1-4p: Members, thank you for a successful 2nd General Body Meeting!
At this meeting members had the opportunity to "meet and greet," sign up to participate in regional
work groups, and participated in a FREE ActionMedia training workshop on strategic issue re-framing
and effective communication for social advocates.
Click HERE for the slideshow on how to get your positive change message to a broader audience.
Click HERE for the slideshow on "Re-framing the Housing Debate."
Click HERE to learn more about ActionMedia and experts Dick Brooks and Michael Goldberg.
June 19, 1-4p: Members, thank you for a successful 2nd General Body Meeting!
At this meeting members had the opportunity to "meet and greet," sign up to participate in regional
work groups, and participated in a FREE ActionMedia training workshop on strategic issue re-framing
and effective communication for social advocates.
Click HERE for the slideshow on how to get your positive change message to a broader audience.
Click HERE for the slideshow on "Re-framing the Housing Debate."
Click HERE to learn more about ActionMedia and experts Dick Brooks and Michael Goldberg.
March 2007
Thank you for a successful March 6 general body meeting, where members selected a campaign for
each metropolitan jurisdiction to adopt policy to track displacement due to development. As a
result a "displacement" work group has formed.
Thank you for a successful March 6 general body meeting, where members selected a campaign for
each metropolitan jurisdiction to adopt policy to track displacement due to development. As a
result a "displacement" work group has formed.
October 2007
WREN Fall 2007 General Body Meeting
October 23, 1-3 PM
Cheryl Cort, WREN member and Coalition for Smarter Growth policy director, presented CSG's
"Blueprint for a Better Region" and shared examples of how nonprofits, community, and civic
organizations have worked together to improve how our communities look and function.
Following Cheryl's presentation, Curtis Watkins of WREN member Life Starts discussed how he
generates interest about regionalism among his constituents in Prince George's County and East
Washington.
This was also an opportunity to meet and greet WREN members from across the region and learn
more about the Shared Prosperity, Regional Collaboration, and a developing Regional Health
Working Group.
WREN Fall 2007 General Body Meeting
October 23, 1-3 PM
Cheryl Cort, WREN member and Coalition for Smarter Growth policy director, presented CSG's
"Blueprint for a Better Region" and shared examples of how nonprofits, community, and civic
organizations have worked together to improve how our communities look and function.
Following Cheryl's presentation, Curtis Watkins of WREN member Life Starts discussed how he
generates interest about regionalism among his constituents in Prince George's County and East
Washington.
This was also an opportunity to meet and greet WREN members from across the region and learn
more about the Shared Prosperity, Regional Collaboration, and a developing Regional Health
Working Group.
November 2007
Board of Trade Potomac Conference Debrief
November 6, 2007, 1-2:30 PM
Click here to view the meeting notes.
Click here to listen to a recording of the meeting.
Board of Trade Potomac Conference Debrief
November 6, 2007, 1-2:30 PM
Click here to view the meeting notes.
Click here to listen to a recording of the meeting.
December 2007
WREN Winter 2007 General Body Meeting
December 13, 2007; 1-3:00 PM
Feature Presentation: Rev. Kathy Hlatshwayo of the Partnership for Renewal in Southern and Central
Maryland (PRISCM).
Click here to view the powerpoint presentation.
WREN Winter 2007 General Body Meeting
December 13, 2007; 1-3:00 PM
Feature Presentation: Rev. Kathy Hlatshwayo of the Partnership for Renewal in Southern and Central
Maryland (PRISCM).
Click here to view the powerpoint presentation.