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2009 Fall Conference for Community Foundations Session List
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Sunday, Oct 4, 2009
 Monday, Oct 5, 2009
 Tuesday, Oct 6, 2009
 Wednesday, Oct 7, 2009
 

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CON  Multimedia Full Conference Set 
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Sunday, Oct 4, 2009

PC1  A Conversation with HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan   
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Monday, Oct 5, 2009

01  Opening Breakfast Plenary: An Interim Report on the Recovery Act   
02  Responding to Economic Crisis: How Cities and Philanthropy are Creating Jobs and Putting People Back to Work   
03  Rethinking Urban Land Use: How Cities and Philanthropy are Reimagining the Urban Landscape     
04  HELP! I am Jobless, Outside, and Hungry   
05  Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention: Strategies, programs, and policies     
06  Green and Healthy Homes Progress Report — The Federal Role and Response     
07  Lunch Plenary: Community Information in Today''s Technology World     
08  Meeting Information Needs: Rural Communities — Milledgeville, Georgia   
09  Meeting Information Needs: Medium Size Communities — Akron Ohio   
10  Meeting Information Needs: Large Communities - Miami   
11  Green and Healthy Homes Progress Report — Philanthropy's Role and Response: Illuminating the Barriers and Innovations   
12  Wrap-Up Plenary: Learn about the types of projects community foundations already have funded     
13  Green and Healthy Homes Initiative — Preliminary Lessons from the Baltimore/CECLP Pilot   
13A  Exhibitors Showcase - Centered Networks, Inc. 
LL1  Learning Lab I: Are You Ready for an IRS Audit?     
LL2  Learning Lab II: Using Data for Innovation   
LL3  Learning Lab III: Turning Philanthropy's Learning into Public Policy: Can We Make it Fit for Policy-makers?   
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Tuesday, Oct 6, 2009

14  Morning Plenary: Education Reform     
16  Combined Sesssions: Bold Goals and Accelerated Action: Increasing College Attainment for Community Success; The Sticky City: Creating Places Where Talent Stays     
17  Cradle to Career: How Communities are Advancing Evidence-based Education Reform Efforts     
18  Shared Agendas: Thoughts on Philanthropy through a Multi-Sector Lens     
18A  Funder Collaborative Models for Moving Forward     
19  Lunch Plenary: The Emerging Green City     
20  Community Leadership and Civic Engagement in Diverse Communities: Practical Learnings   
21  Cost Effective HR Solutions to Benefit the Community Foundation and Community   
22  Exploring the Possibilities of Evaluation: Innovative & Effective Practices     
23  Bear Market Challenges to Endowment Management     
24  Philanthropy Serving America - A Legislative Update   
25  Engaging Your Immigrant Communities through Transnational Collaboration   
26  Latinos in Philanthropy: A Coming of Age and Community Foundation Opportunity   
27  Community Philanthropy 2.0: Why Social Media Matters and How to Start   
28  Opportunity Out of Crisis: New Ways of Working Together   
29  Managing Economic Stress and an Addiction to Asset Based Fees     
30  CRM and Foundations: An Introduction and Implementation     
31  Nuts and Bolts of National Standards     
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Wednesday, Oct 7, 2009

32  Morning Plenary: Community Foundations Leadership Team Update: A Conversation with the Field     
33  Together We Are Smarter: Building a Learning Community     
34  Keys to Successful Strategic Partnerships   
35  Rising to the Occasion: Using Public Policy to Help Build Healthier Communities     
36  Governing in Challenging Times: A Discussion for Community Foundation Trustees   
37  Energizing and Sustaining Donors During Troubled Times   
38  Fiduciary Responsibility: Top 10 Ways Community Foundations Can Get Into Trouble   
39  Closing Plenary: What the 2010 Census means for Philanthropy     
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