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| Welcome to CAI’s e-newsletter created just for you. Each monthly issue includes news, data, and calendar items for informed CAI members—and those who want to be. |
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| MAKING A SPLASH: RESTRICTIONS RELAXING AT COMMUNITY POOLS
With Memorial Day around the corner, many community association boards continue to discuss how to safely open swimming pools and other amenities. CAI’s newly published report examines the latest policies and procedures this summer. [Read More] |
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| EXOTIC ENCOUNTERS: EYE ON THE TIGER
You’ve heard about the tiger wandering around a Houston community. Now hear from the community's manager and the elaborate joke she thought she was responding to.[Read More] |
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| ANIMALS SERVING A PURPOSE
What’s the difference between service animals, assistance animals, and emotional support animals? CAI’s advocacy team breaks down the laws, regulations, and details as part of National Pet Month. [Read More] |
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| COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS PREPARING FOR HURRICANE SEASON
Hurricane season is upon us, and this year is projected to be more active than average. Here are a few steps your community can take now to be better prepared in case of emergency. [Read More] |
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| SHARE ACCESS TO COMMON GROUND
CAI is offering nonmember residents, professional community association managers, and businesses serving community associations access to the latest digital issue of Common Ground magazine. No membership required for a limited time.
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| COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: RETURNING TO NORMAL
More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, community associations have started to look forward to a return to normal. Listen in for a community conversation with leaders and practitioners from around the country to discuss reopening community amenities and common areas, organizing meetings, managing expectations, and other important trending topics. [Read More] |
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| DIVERSITY & INCLUSION IN OUR COMMUNITIES
New research from the Foundation for Community Association Research shows communities have work to do to promote diversity and prevent discrimination. Read the report and build community with CAI’s guide. [Read More] |
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| DIGITAL CMCA STUDY KIT
To obtain the Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA®) credential, a candidate must demonstrate basic knowledge in many areas of community management. CAI’s CMCA Study Kit, now available digitally, helps candidates address these key areas.
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| WEBINAR | MAY 26 | 2–3 P.M. ET
Building Consensus: Strategies to Reduce Conflict in Our Communities
Conflict has always been a part of community associations, but an increasingly polarized climate is making life very unpleasant for managers, board members, and residents. This program will look at how to address conflict that could prevent necessary operations and governance from taking place. [Register Now] |
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| EVENT | AUG. 18–21
2021 Annual Conference & Exposition: Community NOW
CAI's Annual Conference & Exposition is happening this August in Las Vegas. Early bird pricing is available until July 20.
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| NOMINATE AN EXTRAORDINARY HOMEOWNER LEADER
The Foundation for Community Association Research’s Homeowner Leader of the Year Award recognizes an individual homeowner leader who has made significant contributions to their community as a member of the governing board of directors and who exemplifies the highest level of ethical conduct and good governance principles.
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| WEBINAR BUNDLE | ON-DEMAND LEARNING
Overcoming Bias in Community Associations
Get the advice and information you need to overcome racism and address discrimination in your community through two recorded education sessions from the 2021 Community Association Law Seminar. [Buy Now] |
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| WEBINAR BUNDLE | ON-DEMAND LEARNING
Mental Health and Our Communities
Community association boards and managers are experiencing mental health challenges in all aspects of community association life. Tune in to two education sessions from the 2021 Community Association Law Seminar where we’ll discuss maintenance, governance, enforcement, and fair housing concerns; strategies for providing advice regarding mental illness; and unique liability considerations associated with our communities’ mental health issues.
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| LIVE VIRTUAL COURSES | MAY + JUNE + JULY May 27–28 | M-206: Financial Management
June 3–4 | M-370: Managing Developing Communities
June 24–25 | M-100: The Essentials of Community Association Management
July 8–9 | M-202: Association Communication
July 22–23 | M-320: High-Rise Maintenance and Management >>Visit CAI’s Learning Center to register for these and other upcoming live virtual courses, online courses you can take at your own pace, and live and on-demand webinars. |
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