Sign up for ADI news
One email a month or so: programs, events and resources across the North Country.
Posts straight to ADI's Constant Contact list in the real site. Nothing else is asked for, and nothing is stored on the website.
Get involved
Four ways to take part
Sign up for news, come to an event, support the work, or bring ADI to your organization.
Come to an event
Birding at John Brown Farm, leadership retreats, symposiums and cohort programs.
Registration stays on the forms ADI already uses. The website counts the clicks that reach them.
Support ADI's work
Gifts to ADI are made through ANCA, ADI's host organization, on ANCA's secure donation form.
In the real site this is ANCA's DonorPerfect form, clearly labelled as a donation. Donor records stay in DonorPerfect; nothing is stored on the website.
Design note: Three routes, one page, each in ADI's own voice. The forms and records stay exactly where ADI and ANCA already keep them — this is about what the visitor sees and what ADI can measure, not about moving anybody's data.
Work with ADI
For businesses, agencies, schools and towns across the 14 counties.
Cultural Consciousness Building
Active conversations, rooted in education, tailored to your community, organization or business. Areas of focus include education, community and ally outreach, coalition building, tourism, and commerce and economy.
Welcoming & Belonging micro-credential
A course for local businesses, with the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and North Country Community College.
Community Policing
Training for police agencies, DEC rangers and correction officers, delivered with RENZ Consulting, LLC.
Who to contact
Email diversity@adirondack.org and say which program you're asking about. ADI's team is three people, and this line reaches all of them.
Design note: The RFP asks for 'customer service interaction'. The cheapest version that works for a team of three: say plainly who to contact about what, so a question about training doesn't arrive in the inbox of the person running retreats.