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MenuSkip to contentHomeActivitiesEvents2022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007200620052004200320022001AwardsHistoryStudent DesignAgequake Student Designers FellowshipWindsor ConsultationRehabilitation Without WallsContact usMission of ICCCThe ICCC was founded in 1994 by the late Dr. Albert Bush-Brown, architectural historian and Professor Dianne Davis to stimulate and showcase innovative concepts that address global longevity challenges and opportunities. Through educational programs, conferences, technical support and international student architectural competitions, ICCC promotes a “ Society for All Generations.”Focus AreasEducation and training, urban planning and design, health, information and communication technology, public-private partnerships, tourism, and public administration.(ICCC) is a not-for-profit organization that has Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations. ICCC acts as a bridge linking government, civil society organizations, the private sector, universities and the United Nations in their efforts as a catalyst for new solutions that enhance and encourage adaptation and or replication in both developing and developed countries. ICCC is mainstreaming the impact of the new digital era on the 21st century growing “Agequake.”Since its inception, ICCC has been committed to the principle that private enterprises and individuals can help society improve communities and social public activities. This is one of ICCC’s essential goals. ‘Hospitality Design in Healthcare and Senior Communities,’ authored by ICCC’s co-founders, inspired it’s advocating a holistic approach to the “Graying of Society.”Twenty-three renowned world leaders since 1996 have been presented with ICCC “Caring” Awards for their contributions to society.ICCC is a US tax-exempt 501 (c)3 organization The International Council for Caring CommunitiesICCC acts as a bridge linking government, civil society organizations, the private sector, universities and the United Nations in enhancing new ways of viewing an integrated society for all ages.Since its inception, ICCC has been committed to the principle that private enterprises and individuals can help society improve communities and social public activities. This is one of ICCC’s essential goals. Twenty-three renowned world leaders since 1996 have been presented with ICCC “Caring” Awards for their contributions to society.ICCC BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFFICERS:Founding PresidentProfessor Dianne DavisVice PresidentMr. Edward BuyesVice PresidentMs. Tingyu (Christine) GongCo-Chairman, Chinese Culture & Art International Organization (CCAIO) ADVISORY BOARD:Mr. Mark BaraschDavMar EntertainmentMs. Edith Claman, ASIDPrimarily Seating, Inc., USAMs. Kate FischerWords By Fischer, Inc., USADean Emeritus Urs Peter GauchatSchool of ArchitectureNew Jersey Institute of Technology, USADr. Rod HackneyRIBA, UKDr. Harry N. HeinemannEconomic and Cooperative Education ConsultantMr. Richard JordanUN ECOSOC RepresentativeArq. Joseph KatanikHudson River Architects, USADr. Peter MathiasBridge Research and Development, UKDr. Gisela LoehleinXi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, ChinaMr. James LuCommunication ExpertDr. Bryan O’Young, MDRehabilitation Without WallsMedical Director, Physiatric Pain ManagementGeisinger Health Systems, USADr. Alexandre SidorenkoEuropean Centre for Social Welfare Policy and ResearchDr. Neil SolomonMedical AdvisorMs. Eden M. SteinStein Financial Group, Inc.Professor Jan WamplerSchool of Architecture & PlanningMassachusetts Institute of Technology, USAAgeQuake FellowshipHarnessing Creative Solutions: Voices of New Global Leaders2016 Competition2016 International Student Design Competition Poster2016 Student Design Competition Winners Project Summaries2016 Student Design Competition Winners Summary VideoOthers2014 Winners: A Society for All Ages Video2014 Student Competition Winners Brouchure2012 Winners: A Society for All Ages Video2012 Student Competition Winners BrochurePublicationsSociety For Agequake Student Designers: Fellowship Retrospective 2020Music as a Global Resource Compendium: Solutions for Cultural, Social, Health, Educational, Environmental, and Economic IssuesWindsor at a Glance 2006-2019Music as a Global Resource: Solutions for Social and Economic Issues Compendium-Fourth EditionInternational Council for Caring Communities Commemorative Journal 1993-2013December 2007: “Compendium of ICT Applications on Electronic Government: Volume 1: Mobile Applications on Health and Learning.” Prepared by UNDESA Division for Public Administration and Development Management with contributions by ICCC. Available at UNPAN website“Age of Digital Opportunities: Connecting the Generations Part II,” featuring the 2005 ICT Student Design Competition Winners. A contribution in support of the UN World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). DVD availableAge of Digital Opportunity: Connecting the Generations Part II (2007)“Age of Digital Opportunity: Connecting the Generations” World Summit for the Information Society (WSIS) Publication, December 2003International Council For Caring Communities (ICCC) | [email protected]