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As part of the federal government’s release of the 2030 Agenda National Strategy; Moving Forward Together, Canada committed to closing...
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Community Climate Transitions is the newest collective in Tamarack’s Vibrant Communities. We are building a network of communities that are committed to tackling climate change through a multi-solving approach that advances social, environmental and economic goals simultaneously. We support communities to localize the Sustainable Development Goals and take a holistic view to improve health and social outcomes, building resilience, promoting justice and equity, reducing their carbon footprint, and strengthening economic vitality.
We do this by hosting a community of practices, webinars, and events, producing publications that share our learnings and supporting our members with specialized coaching.
The Tamarack team is here to support you on your journey. Reach out to Laura Schnurr to learn more.
In this webinar, Linda Mollenhauer of Ignite NPS joins Liz Weaver and Sylvia Cheuy to explore considerations for effectively launching, sustaining, renewing and ending collaborations.
Join us for a conversation grounded in practical examples of how climate and community data have been brought into collaborative and community-led work to generate local outcomes.
Join us for a timely webinar on the role of communities and residents in preparing for and responding to climate-related events.
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As part of the federal government’s release of the 2030 Agenda National Strategy; Moving Forward Together, Canada committed to closing...
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Looking back now, the 19 trailblazing communities that joined Community Climate Transitions in 2022 sparked a movement, demonstrating...
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In a culture built around the automobile, in the midst of an ever-worsening climate crisis, it’s not hard for today’s youth to feel...
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At a time of increasing social isolation and accelerating climate change, belonging has never been more vital.
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Coastal communities in Canada are facing unprecedented challenges. Due to climate change, the natural and built environment is increasingly...
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Growing poverty, escalating climate change, and deteriorating mental health are not only some of the most visible symptoms of a system...
This webinar recording features a conversation developing partnerships along the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of the SDGs, and the approaches that have worked well and challenges to be aware of.
This webinar recording features a conversation with Jamie Bristow and Arielle Goodman on how to apply inner development and contemplative practices to public life and climate transition.
This masterclass recording features a presentation from Aurash Khawarzad, an artist, educator and urban planner whose work uses a combination of research, creative practice, and multi-disciplinary collaboration.
Access a list of comprehensive community engagement techniques that can be selected based on the level of engagement you are conducting
Access a list of comprehensive community engagement techniques that can be selected based on the level of engagement you are conducting
Access a list of comprehensive community engagement techniques that can be selected based on the level of engagement you are conducting
In the spirit of respect, reciprocity, and truth we honour and acknowledge that our work occurs across Turtle Island (North America), which has been home since time immemorial to the ancestors of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples.
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