Events
Nothing here yet, check back soon!
Past Events
Using circle process encourages genuine contribution, creativity, inclusion and co-creation of a future in which there is more possibility than limitation, resulting in better outcomes in our work. Develop the capacity to deal with complexity, conflict, hurt and trauma.
First step towards completing the Innoweave Collective Impact Workshop.
For communities who submitted an Expression of Interest for a Building Collective Impact workshop (pre-registration only).
New date to be determined.
The workshop focuses on why and how local leaders and community partners in Northern BC can integrate sustainability planning, processes and projects with efforts to foster community health and well-being.
On Thursday, October 16th from 9 am to 10:30 am, BCHLA will host a webinar to look at the elements of a successful partnership and a few examples where NGOs working together with local government on projects and policies have led to healthier communities.
UBC's Health and Community Design Lab in the School of Population and Public Health and affiliated with the School of Community and Regional Planning is pleased to invite you to:
HEALTHY AGING AND WHERE YOU LIVE: PROMOTING WELL BEING THROUGH COMMUNITY DESIGN
SAVE THE DATE!
First webinar in ACT Canada's Ideas in Motion series is on October 9, 2014!
Mark your calendars to attend the 2014 Comprehensive Community Planning (CCP) Workshop in Victoria, BC. Come celebrate ten years of recognition for the CCP model, starting with the pilot communities in 2004. Visit old friends, make new ones, and learn all about community planning as participants join together to look back at the beginnings of CCP and look ahead with excitement toward what the future holds!
Half of the world's population now lives in cities. This means the mandate for transformative service delivery continues to test even the most visionary urban leaders and planners.
Are you an influential senior leader or innovator who has been tasked to drive growth while keeping an eye on efficiency? Then the Evolution of Communities Forum is perfect for you!
- Celebrate active transportation and encouraging daily physical activity
- Promote opportunities to practice safe walking and biking skills and identifying safe routes to school
- Enhance the connection between students, parents, schools, and communities in a fun and interactive way
- Reduce school traffic congestion and vehicle emissions
The workshop focuses on why and how local leaders and community partners in the Shuswap Region can integrate sustainability planning, processes and projects with efforts to foster community health and well-being.
