| Speaking
Engagements
Anthony Flint, a 20-year journalist and author at
the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, a think-tank based in Cambridge,
Mass., is available for speaking engagements on topics including development
and real estate trends, urbanism and climate change, smart growth
and New Urbanism, sustainable development and green building, and
community development and affordable housing.
2008
Our
World lecture series, Amesbury Middle School auditorium, Amesbury,
Mass., October 16, 2008, 7 p.m.
MassImpact/Cities
& Climate Change Symposium, June
9, 2008, Wong Auditorium/Tang Center at MIT (70 Memorial
Drive), Cambridge MA
Redevelopment: Collaborate
2008, March 27, 2008,
Orange County Planning Division/APA, Orange County Convention Center,
West Building, Orlando, FL
2007
Boston Public Library: "Shaping the 21st-Century
City," the Boston
Society of Architects Lecture Series,
December 19, 2007
Howard
E. Woodin Colloquium Series, Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont,
October 18, 2007
Living and Working in Paradise II, Outer
Banks Community Development Corporation, Kitty Hawk, N.C., October
15, 2007
Lincoln
Institute of Land Policy, Lincoln Lecture series, "Perpetual
Growth: Cost and Coping Strategies," with author Anne Mackin,
Cambridge, Mass. October 11, 2007
2007
Great Northwest Planning Conference, Oregon and Washington chapters,
American Planning Association, Tacoma, October
4, 2007
Metropolitan
Center for Regional Studies, University of Central Florida, Orlando,
September 19, 2007
Design
for Health workshop, University of Minnesota, Hubert. H. Humphrey
Institute of Public Affairs, Minneapolis, September
14, 2007
Congress
for the New Urbanism XV, Philadelphia,
May 17, 2007
Groton Public Library / Nashua
River Watershed Association, April
2007
Juniata
College, March 19, 2007
Huntingdon, PA
Urban
Land Institute, Southwest Florida, 10th Annual Winter Institute
on the Gulf, February 22, 2007
Naples, FL
New
Partners for Smart Growth, February
8, 2007 Los Angeles
2006
Dec. 1, 2006: Massachusetts
Smart Growth Conference, panel on form-based codes, Worcester,
Mass
Nov. 15, 2006: BuildBoston,
panel on smart growth, World Trade Center Boston
Nov. 13, 2006:
"This is Smart Growth," Leading Practices in Smart Growth
Symposium presented by ICMA University with support from the Smart
Growth Network and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, at Brownfields
conference, Boston
Nov. 10-12, 3006: Vero
Beach Book Festival
Nov.
6, 2006: High
Winds Fund lecture, Macalaster College, St. Paul
Nov. 2, 2006: Land
Development West Conference, Las Vegas
Keynote speaker: "Smart Growth's Tipping Point"
Oct. 27: Keynote
speaker, Natick
360 Vision for the Future Conference, Natick, Mass.
Book
signing and panel, "Balancing Land Use and Preservation"
Oct. 19, 2006: Urban
Land Institute, Panel on Infrastructure, Denver
Oct. 13-15, 2006: Southern
Festival of Books, Memphis
Oct. 3, 2006: AARP's
2020 Vision series panel
"Building for Boomers: Community and Home", Las Vegas
Sept. 19, 2006: Building
a Better Bend, Bend, Ore.
"Finding Home: Strategies for Affordability"
Tower
Theatre
For information regarding speaking engagements, please contact:
IWPR Group
Linda Stephen, Lincoln
402-483-0747
linda@iwprgroup.com
or Irina Woelfle, Miami
305-477-8848
irina@iwprgroup.com
2006 Book Tour
New
York: Columbia
University Graduate School of Journalism alumni weekend book fair,
Low Library Rotunda, April 21
San Antonio: American
Planning Association conference, April 23
Boston: Boston
Athenaeum May 4
Cambridge, MA: Loeb Fellowship
36th reunion, Harvard
Design School May 5
Cambridge,
MA: Lincoln
Institute of Land Policy, Keynote for City
Planners Dinner, May 11
Boston,
MA: New
England Women in Real Estate, Northeast Regional Conference, Hyatt
regency Boston, May 12
Cambridge, MA: Harvard
Book Store, Author Event Series, May 12
Washington, D.C.: Politics
& Prose bookstore May 13
Washington,
D.C.: Smart
growth speaker series, National Building Museum May 15
Boston: Borders
Downtown Crossing, co-sponsored by the Boston
Scoiety of Architects, May 24
Providence, R.I.: Congress
for the New Urbanism, June 2
Washington, D.C. The
Brookings Institution, Metropolitan Policy
Program, June 6
Garden City, NY L.I. Mayors
Institute on Community Design, sponsored by the Regional
Plan Association,
June 8
Denver: The
Tattered Cover, (LoDo),
Rocky Mountain Land Series, June 10
San Francisco: Stacey's
San Francisco, June 12
San Francisco: San
Francisco Planning + Urban Research Association,
June 12
Portland, OR: Powell's
Books, June 13
Portland, OR: McCall
Society lecture, June 14
Seattle:Town
Hall Center for Civic Life with Elliot
Bay Book Co., June 15
Chicago: "Tuesdays
at APA," forum co-sponsored by the American
Planning Association, the Campaign
for Sensible Growth and the Metropolitan
Planning Council, June 20
Boston, MA: Midday lecture
series, Old
South Meeting House, June 21
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