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eConference: Planning Healthy and Child-Friendly Communities

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This eConference brings together outstanding leaders, expert professionals and scholars renowned for their breadth of vision and depth of experience. Audio presentations, transcripts of keynote speeches, slides, and papers presented at the 48th IMCL Conference are now available online. This is an invaluable resource for your city, firm or university - insightful strategies, knowledge, and tools to guide healthy and child-friendly planning policies.
Start Date: 
02/25/2011
End Date: 
05/31/2011
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eConference: Planning Healthy and Child-Friendly Communities
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eConference: Planning Healthy and Child-Friendly Communities

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