Appreciative Inquiry and Asset Mapping – A Brief Tutorial for Community

This workshop introduces participants to practical tools for recognizing community strengths and engaging stakeholders.
About this Event

This event is an in-person screening of this webinar; there is no virtual component.

Appreciative Inquiry and Asset Mapping – A Brief Tutorial for Community

Appreciative Inquiry and Asset Mapping is a strengths-based approach that helps individuals and communities identify existing assets, build on what is working well, and foster collaborative solutions. This workshop introduces participants to practical tools for recognizing community strengths, engaging stakeholders, and creating positive, sustainable change.

Speakers

- Justine Lindemann, Penn State Department of Agricultural Economics, Sociology, and Education

- Andy Smolski, Penn State Department of Agricultural Economics, Sociology, and Education

AICP Credits: 1.25 ASLA Credits: 1.25

Group viewing brought to you by Lancaster County Planning.

Lancaster County Planning strives to provide educational opportunities for our planning partners – professional planners, municipalities, consultants, designers, engineers, local planning commissions, and interested citizens. In 2026, we will continue to provide an opportunity for our partners to join us at our office to view a mix of live and recorded webinars we have purchased or registered for from various sources on a variety of planning topics. Many of these programs will provide AICP CM and ASLA continuing education credits. Due to site license restrictions, we are not able to share our webinar access information with interested parties. For independent access, please contact the webinar provider directly.

For questions related to this event, please contact 717-299-8333 or email [email protected].