Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative Community Forum

LANI's Annual Community Forum

Drawing on Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative's uparalleled track record of revitalizing diverse areas, this exciting event gathers and trains neighborhood leaders and community developers in Los Angeles, providing a critical opportunity for dialogue and information sharing.

LANI's 9th Annual Community Forum took place on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at USC Davidson Conference Center.

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Here are highlights of past Community Forum events.

LANI's 9th Annual Community Forum 2011	2011 Event Program 2011 Program Information 2011 Información en españól

LANI's 8th Annual Community Forum 2010	2010 Forum Resource Guide 2010 Event Program

LANI'S 7th Annual Community Forum 2009	2009 Event Program 2009 Forum Resource Guide 2009 Keynote Address by Joyce Perkins - This document may not be published without crediting the author.

LANI's 6th Annual Community Forum 2008	2008 Event Program 2008 Forum Resource Guide City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning Nuisance Abatement LISC Solving the Supermarket Dilemma Bringing Back Broadway CRA Incentives for Food Retailers LA Conservancy Broadway Initiative

LANI's 5th Annual Community Forum 2007	2007 Event Program Event Brochure PowerPoint Presentation from the Disaster Preparedness Workshop

LANI's 4th Annual Community Forum 2006	Event Brochure NUVIS Design Presentation Studio One Eleven Design Presentation

LANI's 3rd Annual Community Forum 2005	Photographic Slide Show Rick Cole's Welcome Address: A City of Neighborhoods Ed Henning (Edward Henning & Associates) Business Improvement Districts Presentation Forum Recap

LANI's 2nd Annual Community Forum 2004	Forum Recap

LANI's 1st Annual Community Forum 2003	Forum Recap