Cities, towns, and other governing entities host Public Visioning Meetings to gather input from citizens on upcoming local or regional planning, zoning, or policy changes. While these visioning meetings (sometimes also referred to as workshops, labs, or charrettes) are often required by law to facilitate public deliberation and transparency, a false sense of consensus can easily result if citizens are not alert to methods that manipulate their input and participation. In this training, CFFS National Training Director Mary Baker will show you how you and your team of engaged citizens can successfully navigate the public visioning process.

Simply complete the form below to receive a link by email to watch our free training video on how to prepare for a public visioning meeting. If you do not see the email in your inbox, be sure to check your spam or promotions folder. 

When you complete this training, check out our training on The Public Comment.