Building Your Case for Developing A Neighbourhood Strategy
Municipalities across Canada are realizing that neighbourhoods are not just about pavement and buildings, but about the people who live, work and play in each neighbourhood. This guide was developed for municipal staff or community groups interested in building a case for the development of a neighbourhood strategy.
This guide is a list of tools, articles, case studies and books compiled to assist Emergency Preparedness work. Whether you are a practitioner, student, community organizer or non-profit, the hope is that the resources apply to you and will provide you with a starting point for further exploration.
Cecilia learned that ABCD is about searching for the answers within ourselves and our communities. It is the only and best chance we have to initiate change.
When Catherine learned that a 3-day conference on ABCD was coming to Edmonton in the last week of May, she thought, “Just do it” and jumped at the chance to get involved.
Join Tamarack's Learning Centre at the Community Change festival designed to equip you with skills, practical tools, and peer support in five interconnected practices essential to making a lasting impact.
From a keynote address onovercoming power and privilege differentials in community work, to in-depth workshops on topics likeevaluation and authentic engagement, to a brand new advanced learning stream for those working in systems change, the Community Change Festival is more than a conference - it's a celebration of the great community change work being done locally in Vancouver, and a space to share success stories and case studies with our friends from North America and beyond.
The Cities Deepening Community Newsletter is brought to you by:
Tamarack Institute, University of Waterloo, Kindred Credit Union Centre for Peace Advancement, Conrad Grebel University College, 140 Westmount Road North, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G6, Canada, 519 885 5155
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