Place based strategy dialogue for Our Place and the role of research to support vulnerable children and families. Moderated by Dr. Liz Whynot the panelists are Scott Clark Executive Director of ALIVE, Carole Brown Dircetor of Ray Cam community Centre and Dr. Judith Lynam from UBC school of nursing
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On this August 15 we are organizing an evening meeting to consult with artists, residents and others who want to assist in building the Salish Sea Village initiative. We will continue to keep all posted. We welcome all voices in this project, if you’re interested in getting involved in this or any project please contact us by email at info@alivesociety.ca.
Many thanks go to City of Vancouver, Inner City Economic Strategy, the DTES LAPP and others for their support.
read more about the Salish Sea Village initiative in the Globe and Mail.
and see previous coverage of the Village here.
Hendrik Beune of AHA MEDIA speaks with Scott Clark of ALIVE and Our Place as well as West Coast First Nations Artists David Morrison and Matthew James. David and Matthew are set to attend artist workshops with Lou-Ann Neel of CACV and be a part of the upcoming Aboriginal Artists in the Atrium presented by the Vancouver Moving Theatre.
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Georgia Straight coverage of the project here