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2016 SAFEGROWTH® SUMMIT & SEARCH CONFERENCE
​SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

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​Following the success of the first SafeGrowth® Summit from last year we are pleased to announce a partnership with AARP in sponsoring two SafeGrowth® Summits in 2016.

This first event is the 2016 Summit in Sacramento, California, March 22-24 where a select group of community representatives will deepen their knowledge of
SafeGrowth® and explore the ways of embedding the method in their neighborhoods, specifically regarding housing and habitat. 

The second event will be the 2016 Summit in New Orleans, Louisiana in the fall when the focus will include SafeGrowth® and transportation and mobility in the modern city.
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This summit will be run over three days in Sacramento, California, USA, between 22nd and 24th March 2016.

Unfortunately this is a limited funding and small scale event and we cannot accommodate everyone. Please let us know if you are interested in attending. We also want to hear from you about steps for moving forward in neighborhood safety. Please contact us with comments and questions.

VENUE
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The Summit will be held at the Holiday Inn Sacramento Capitol Plaza hotel.
Address:
300 J Street
Sacramento
California 95814
United States
SCHEDULE

Day 1:  Tuesday 22nd March 2016
SafeGrowth® Summit
    
 
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9am - 12pm
  • Introduction to Summit format
  • SafeGrowth® model for neighborhood organizing and problem diagnosis
  • Crime analysis, site surveys, asset mapping
  • 1st Generation Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design - crime opportunity
  • 2nd Generation Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design - crime motive
12pm - 1pm
  • Lunch
1pm - 5pm
  • Walkabout to see examplex firsthand
  • The Safety Audit and Asset Map
  • Practical design exercise - design a public space for 50+
  • Introducint the SafeGrowth® Search Conference format
  • Summit wrap-up
​7pm - 8:30pm
  • Evening social activity

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​Day 2:  Wednesday 23rd March 2016
​Search Conference Part 1

 
 
9am-5pm
  • SCANNING: Scanning the safety environment for the urban, social and political conditions in the 21st Century Age Friendly City - the role of housing
  • VISIONING: The ideal conditions for implementing SafeGrowth®
  • CONSTRAINTS: Assessing the constraints and opportunities for moving forward
  • OPPORTUNITIES: Practical strategies fro overcoming constraints
  • Report back to plenary - refining team projects
Day 3:  Thursday 24th March 2016
​Search Conference Part 2

 
 
9am - 3pm
  • AN ACTION PLAN: Creating a practical roadmap for expanding the SafeGrowth® model
  • Strategies to enhance implementation of SafeGrowth®
  • Report back and feedback on preliminary team plans
  • Refining action plans for each team and feedback
  • Specific tasks and steps for the future
  • Search Conference wrap-up
EVENT PHOTOS
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Once again the Summit has been a success! Check out the photos from the 3-day event here. 


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  • ABOUT
  • SAFEGROWTH NETWORK
    • UNITED STATES
    • CANADA
    • AUSTRALASIA
    • EUROPE
    • LATIN AMERICA
  • BOOK
  • BLOG
  • TOOLKIT (PASSWORD ACCESS)
    • RISK ASSESSMENT FOR NEIGHBORHOODS >
      • Notes for SafeGrowth teams >
        • HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN - COMPLETED
      • RA Categories-Neighborhoods
      • Report guidance >
        • Report structure
        • Sample reports
      • Readings for download
      • Glossary
    • RISK ASSESSMENT FOR REGULATORS >
      • RA Categories-Regulators