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On this National #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we recognize the history and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Explore @_FPCC's "First Peoples’ Map of B.C." to learn about Indigenous languages, arts and cultural heritage across the province: buff.ly/3gQKX9j
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Happy Intergenerational Day! Today we celebrate intergenerational partnerships and connections, which are especially important for preventing isolation and loneliness in light of current restrictions. Learn more: buff.ly/3fzvivI #IGDayCanada #intergenerational @i2isociety
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“Most humans are never fully present in the now, because unconsciously they believe that the next moment must be more important than this one. But then you miss your whole life, which is never not now.” - Eckhart Tolle
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Accessible transit is key to independence and quality of life for people living with barriers. On May 31, Vancouver’s @ParkBoard will vote on a motion recommending @TransLink consult with stakeholders before making bus route changes. Read the motion here: bit.ly/3fuBBAP
I'm so proud to share this resource as #agefriendlycommunities are so important for ALL ages.
Age-friendly Communities intentionally plan to reduce inequities faced by older adults. To support local and Indigenous governments embarking on such planning, we have released a new equity resource. Download here: buff.ly/3uwfGgw #AgeFriendlyFriday
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How do we create more equitable and inclusive housing in our communities? @T_Krawchenko (Asst Prof @uvic School of Public Admin) is my guest this week #equity #inclusion #housing #yyj #planning anchor.fm/amazing-places/epi…
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"There is a window of opportunity here, as temperatures and vaccination rates rise, to keep the public gains communities have made in reclaiming the streets for walking, biking and dining, and extending them more explicitly to play." #AgeFriendlyFriday buff.ly/33ZQtQY
Opportunity to evaluate some awesome initiatives around the province #healthycommunities
We're hiring a Program Evaluator to join our team! Working closely with our public health professionals, community planners, and community engagement specialists, the Program Evaluator leads our day-to-day evaluation tactics. Visit our website to apply: buff.ly/35rNdPG
Two weeks left to apply: Healthy Public Policy & Community Connectedness grants createsend.com/t/i-7E3C2C8D9…
Want to make a difference? Here's an opportunity
We're hiring a Grants and Engagement Coordinator to join our team! Visit our website to learn more and to apply: buff.ly/35rNdPG
#nonprofitjobs #victoriajobs #publichealthjobs #planningjobs #grants #communityengagement
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Have you heard of NORCs (naturally occurring retirement communities)? In these areas, adults 55 and older make up at least 40 percent of the population. An episode of @TheCurrentCBC explored this concept earlier this week. Listen here: buff.ly/3ogaBrh #AgeFriendlyFriday
Join me and Social Planner, Patrick Ward
@LangleyTownship for @BCRPA #Symposium2021
talking about equitable community engagement. 8:15am today
#equity #equitableengagement #communityengagement #healthycommunities
May 4th, 8:15am Patrick Ward @LangleyTownship and I talking about equitable community engagement. Join the fun!
#equity #equitableengagement #communityengagement #healthycommunities #Symposium2021
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When you follow what energizes you, you inspire others to do the same. Your purpose in life is to share your gift and your dream with the world. You just have to believe in yourself enough to do it.
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The emotional toll of the pandemic has left many with a sense of stagnation and emptiness.
That feeling of muddling through your days, lacking motivation and struggling to focus has a name, writes the organizational psychologist Adam Grant: languishing.
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How can cities be planned and designed for ageing populations? Housing, transportation, the outdoor environment, and technology are areas of the built environment that must be considered in order for a city to be #agefriendly. Read more: buff.ly/3eIFTD1 #AgeFriendlyFriday
Calling all indigenous and nonindigenous governments in BC~ opportunity to support your healthy communities efforts.
Tip for applying for our 2021 PlanH grants: use an upstream approach. Upstream projects focus on improving fundamental social, physical and economic environments in order to create better health outcomes. Learn more and apply by June 1: planh.ca/grants
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The equitable evaluation framework equitableeval.org/framework outlines the need for evaluation work to be in service of equity, examine underlying systemic drivers of inequity, and be oriented towards participant and community ownership. #CommunityEval
15 more minutes.. you could still register :)
Our webinar, "Diverse Voices: Community-based approaches to making evaluation attainable & equitable," starts in one hour! There's still time to join us – register now: buff.ly/3dkYkhz
@EvaluationBC @TownofOliverBC #CommunityEval
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Our PlanH grants are now open! #LocalGovernments and #Indigenous Governments in B.C. can apply for up to $5,000 and $15,000 in funding to support Community #Connectedness and Healthy #PublicPolicy initiatives. Visit planh.ca/grants for details.















