Submit a Poster
The WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference is currently accepting brief descriptions of your program, project, or research for this year’s Redevelopment Poster Gallery. If approved, you will turn the content you provide into a poster to be showcased at the conference in Summersville on September 10-12. The Poster Gallery will be open for casual viewing throughout the three-day conference and presenters will be asked to present and interact with attendees during the Networking Reception and a dedicated poster session on September 11 from 4:30-5:00 PM.
We are seeking posters on a wide range of topics, disciplines, and approaches to brownfield, downtown, and community redevelopment, including:
- Project stories or case studies – a profile of your redevelopment project or site
- Innovative or new programs or services for community development or revitalization
- Community engagement and environmental justice
- State or federal policy related to revitalization
- Interactive posters that pose a question or discussion to the audience
- Sustainability, livability, or resiliency
- Renewable energy
- Cleanup and remediation approaches
- Project design examples or processes
- And more!
The call for posters has now closed.
View highlights from the 2023 Redevelopment Poster Gallery and the 2024 Redevelopment Poster Gallery.
Submit a Conference Session
The WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference combines educational programs with networking opportunities for communities, local governments, development professionals, and service providers. The conference features mobile workshops, expert panels, interactive workshops, technical training, and project case studies.
The Conference Planning Committee is currently seeking session ideas to fill limited slots for the 2024 WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference on September 10-12. Ideal sessions should be dynamic and diverse sessions with a broad appeal to brownfield and downtown participants. Specific topics of interest include tourism and recreation, renewable energy, environmental justice, and other trending topics in redevelopment, as well as those that may qualify for continuing education credits for environmental professionals, certified planners, and others.
The call for live sessions is now closed. View the agenda.