Regardless of your organization’s size, scope or discipline, risk assessment and disaster planning are critical components that ensure its safety and longevity.

dPlan equips arts and cultural organizations with tools and resources for preparedness and response.

If your river town is ready to reach it’s outdoor potential and become more vibrant and successful, the River Town Review Toolkit can help. The Toolkit leads river towns through an assessment of their outdoor recreation resources. Then, it helps develop recommendations to enhance those resources, in turn, bolstering the local economy.

Cultural asset mapping is an approach used around the world to collect citizen input about cultural resources and help communities articulate their community’s needs. Conducting your own CAMP project can serve as an important first step in organizing your community in support of the arts.

In 2016 in Villa Rica, Georgia, partner organizations came together to create a strategic vision, plan, and short-term work program to guide future growth while ensuring that the city retains the small-town atmosphere and intense community pride that make Villa Rica a great place to call home.

In 2014, Mad River Valley Development District in Vermont conducted an economic study that led to the Economic Vitality Workshop Series, designed to create an inclusive discussion surrounding the MRV’s economic development barriers and opportunities.

As a civic pride consultant, Jeff assists community efforts in shifting the trajectory of towns. His sessions and assessments empower communities to build a home they can be proud of.

The Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD) launches a statewide broadband speed mapping initiative to give elected officials, businesses, and the public accurate data, in order to connect rural communities and support future broadband expansion grants and projects across the state.

As wildlife biologists, Barret Biological performs a variety of environmental assessments to assist companies and communities with reclamation and sustainable building projects in California.

Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) developed “Creating Living Communities to support community-based transportation/land use projects that bring vitality to communities in order to fund development and redevelopment projects.

University of Missouri Extension’s “Passport to the Arts” connects local stakeholders in order to build and strengthen creative community and economic development by identifying local arts assets and needs; developing a plan to act on their top priorities; and making lasting change to transform communities through arts-based strategies.