Thanks Julian for the message.  It's great to see that the ACGA is holding
an event that combines community engagement in 'greening' with diversity and
culture, and in Toronto.

I am sure that many CLICK4HP readers would like to know more, and possibly
to contribute to the event - however the posting did not have a date for
either the conference or the 'call for presentations', and no website link
for more information.

If anyone is posting information about events, calls for abstracts or
papers, or resources - please provide date, location and website link for
further information.

Having done an Internet search, found the AGCA website and conferences
section - http://www.communitygarden.org/conf/index.html - the page
indicates that the conference is taking place in Toronto October 1 - 3 2004.

There is also a PDF with information on the Call for Presentations - see
http://www.communitygarden.org/conf/CallforPresentations_04.pdf

Ah - useful information there - that FoodShare in Toronto is the local
contact, and:
> Proposals may be sent by e-mail or mail
    no later than 5 pm Monday March 1 , 2004, to:
   Laura Berman / Jennifer Volk
  Email: [log in to unmask]
  Or by mail to:
  FoodShare
  Attention: Laura Berman
  238 Queen St. West. Lower Level
  Toronto, Ontario
  Canada M5V 1Z7

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-----Original Message-----
From: Julian Hasford [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: January 28, 2004 7:06 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: American Communtiy Gardening Association Call for Presentations


The American Community Gardening Association (ACGA) is a non-profit
organization of professionals and volunteers who seek to promote community
gardening and greening to improve the quality of life.

Each year, our conference gathers people from all over North America and
other parts of the world who are engaged in all aspects of gardening and
greening activities.
This conference offers a unique opportunity to share challenges and
solutions and to learn from each other.

The conference includes panel discussions, keynote speakers, hands-on
workshops, and visits to botanical sites and community gardens.

This year's conference theme, "Gardens of Diversity, Growing Across
Cultures" is especially significant for Toronto, one of the world's most
diverse cities. Join us in celebrating that diversity as we honour the
ACGA's 25 years of promoting community gardening.
Your contribution will help to create a future in which every community
blooms!



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