Community's Role in Community Safety
Community of Practice
Community of Practice
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This Community of Practice (CoP) is facilitated by Tamarack's Communities Building Belonging team, and is intended for practitioners committed to developing their understanding of the role of residents in creating community safety through peer-to-peer learning. Through sharing knowledge, perspectives, and lessons learned, you will explore challenges and successes related to engaging with and empowering residents to provide the function of community safety.
Prachir Pasricha
Prachir’s longstanding belief that the climate crisis and the crisis of disconnection are intimately intertwined is the thread that ties together his experiences and informs his work as a Manager of Communities with Communities Building Belonging and Community Climate Transitions at Tamarack.
From scaling a social infrastructure initiative across Canada to building the social solidarity economy in Montreal, Prachir has always been drawn towards solutions that create both a more relational and sustainable way of life. Prachir holds a Bachelor’s degree in Honours Business Administration from Western University in London, Ontario.
In his free time, Prachir enjoys simultaneously reading fiction and non-fiction books, completing jigsaw puzzles, and going for long walks.
