Day 3: Project Respect’ Knowledge Mobilization Impact Infographic 2018-2023
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News
Hmmm, this is kind of the left-over section. It’s the couldn’t-fit-in-the-other-sections section.
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Building social connections: Housing design policies to support wellbeing for all
Hey Neighbour Collective and Happy Cities are co-leading this three-phase project, in partnership with Simon Fraser University. Happy Cities and…
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Project Respect’s Knowledge Mobilization 1.0 Key Findings to Date 2018-2023
Source Project Respect
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A Place Like Home: student research symposium
November 15, 2023 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM SFU Vancouver 515 W Hastings Segal Conference Room & Teck Gallery View…
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Project Respect’s Knowledge Mobilization 1.0
Project Respect is in their Knowledge Mobilization year and a lot has happened in the last six months from the…
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Preventing, or reversing, the turnover trend
The power of emotional intelligence in boosting employee retention through increased job satisfaction. Source
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Stuff I read 04-Sep-2023
An occasional roundup of news I found interesting, with even less occasional commentary! Particularly important due to the enormous climate…
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What is the NMCAR Feasibility Assessment?
In November 2022, Central Coast Nations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the governments of Canada and British Columbia…
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Why We’re Exploring an NMCAR for Our Coast
Central Coast Nations are undergoing a feasibility assessment, in collaboration with Parks Canada and the BC Government, to decide whether…
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Ensuring Marine Protection for the Central Coast — What’s Next?
Through our Marine Use Plans and Marine Plan Partnership, our Nations have developed a roadmap to ensure ecological protection and…
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How BC Could Tax Soaring Property Values for the Public Good | The Tyee
Alex Hemingway has a great post on one part of our housing puzzle, how to fairly tax people on their…
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Back to School and Covid
With new variants of covid hitting hard, we’re all concerned about covid for back to school and this Tyee Article…
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What is the role of planners in fostering pro-social communities?
In the face of an emerging asocial society1, urban and community planners are challenged to promote social connections and combat…
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Environment | Feature | News
Should the Fraser River Estuary have legal rights?
Currently, the legislative framework in Canada grants legal personhood to corporations, governments, and universities, giving them the legal capacity to…
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Environment | Feature | News
Urgent concerns raised as BC Government falls short in public engagement for grizzly bear stewardship
On July 12, 2023, BC government released a draft of their provincial Grizzly Bear Stewardship Framework and asked the public…
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Building hope through action
Many communities in BC have experienced the effects of climate change. Sharing stories of impact, successes and lessons is one…
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Reality testing: measuring the long term impact of journalism
When Margaret Wente was getting busted repeatedly for plagiarizing, her publisher, The Globe and Mail, more or less defended her….
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How emotional intelligence can boost your organization’s bottom line by increasing productivity and saving money
Reflections on how investing in social and emotional intelligence drives performance up and costs down. Source
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Some notes on microblogging
This week Twitter continues to burn money by rebranding to X. I’m still at Twitter at @sherwinarnott. But I don’t…
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A:Shiwi (Zuni) Clay Pitcher
Artist: We’wha (it is likely We’wha’s signature on the handle)Media: Clay and pigmentDate & Location: 1884, made on A:Shiwi (Zuni) territory in what…
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Nipîy Tu Research and Knowledge Centre (2020, 2023 – 2024)
Solutionogenics Consulting …
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Evaluation, sense-making and impact assessment | News | Non-profit | Thriving and resilient communities
SWAN Media Project Evaluation (2022 – 2024)
About the project ClientSWAN Vancouver Society Timing2022 – 2024 Our workSWAN Vancouver is conducting a three-year project aiming to shift…
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From Risk to Resilience – Climate Change and Health in B.C. (2022 – 2024)
BC Ministry of Health …
