The Community Indicators Consortium (CIC) is an active learning network and community of practice among persons and organizations interested or engaged in the field of community indicators and their application.

 

 

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CIC's Seventh Annual International Conference Sept 30-Oct 2

Community Indicators Consortium's 2009 International Conference was held October 1-2, 2009 at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue, Washington, USA with optional training workshops on September 30th. The theme of this year's conference was "Community Indicators as Tools for Social Change: Tracking Change and Increasing Accountability." Conference proceedings will be posted to the website in the near future.

 

Results of CIC Elections

The CIC welcomes Jeri Asher, Meg Holden, and Ted Greenwood to its Board of Directors.

 

Integrating Community Indicators and Performance Measures

CIC recently received a two-year grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to promote, advocate for, and develop a community of practice for integrating community indicators and government performance measures, and for engaging citizens and other key community stakeholders in the process. This expands upon the previous work that identified the benefits and barriers to integrating indicators and performance measures. To learn more CIC’s efforts to promote the integration of community indicators and performance measures follow the CI-PM Integration link.

 

CIC Census Bureau Partner

The Community Indicators Consortium is proud to be a member of the US Census Bureau's 2010 Census Partners Program. 2010 Census Partners are government, non-profit, corporate or community organizations that have formally pledged their commitment to share the 2010 Census message and mobilize their constituents in support of the Census Bureau's goal of achieving a complete count.

 

 
 

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