Growing Neighborhood Leadership 

2019 GREENPRINT SUMMIT

Connect, celebrate, and learn how to create healthy communities

Sacramento is known worldwide for being the City of Trees, but some neighborhoods have much better tree canopy than others. Research shows that neighborhoods with lots of trees have lots of benefits:

• Cooler temperatures
• Less crime
• Healthier kids

Does your neighborhood lack trees? Want to change that? Attend and learn how the Sacramento Tree Foundation's NeighborWoods initiative brings together people to make positive change in their communities. 

You'll get the chance to network with other community members who are passionate for improving their neighborhoods, and you'll go home with a toolkit for making positive change.

Agenda

• Opening - Heather Fargo, Rachel Patten, Theresa Bible, Victoria Vasquez
• Why Community Action is Needed - Katie Valenzuela 
• Del Paso Heights Case Study - Fatima Malik 
• Trees and Neighborhoods - Torin Dunnavant
• Facilated Group Conversation: Roadblocks to Community Action - Jackie Cole
• Lunch
• South Natomas Case Study - David Guerrero & Robert Robbins
• South Sacramento Case Study - Jim Crowley
• Rancho Cordova Case Study - Angel Ball
• River Park Case Study - Kate Riley
• Introducing Sac Tree's Community Action Toolkit - Rachel Patten
• Closing remarks - Ray Tretheway

Breakfast and lunch included.

$15 admission - No one turned away for lack of funds.

We do not want this fee to prevent anyone from attending. Pay if you are able, but your presence is valued regardless. On the registration page, select the free option if this fee presents a hardship for you. 

Have any issues that might prevent you from attending? Assistance is available for transportation, childcare, etc. Please contact Theresa Bible at theresa@sactree.com for details. 

Register Now!