Workshop Intro:
Hear three different stories from co-ops that have introduced diversity and inclusion initiatives to their communities. Each co-op will share what they did and how it benefited their co-ops. They’ll also share their challenges and give you the opportunity to work through them. Come learn how to open doors at your co-op!
2:45 pm – 4:45 pm
Co-operative Housing Education Conference – Westin Wall Centre, Richmond.
For more details view the flyer here and to register visit the event listing.
Workshop moderator: Fiona Jackson, Member Engagement and Communications Director at CHF BC.
Workshop panelists:
- Janet Klees – currently with Durham Family Resources and former Family Coordinator with Deohaeko Support Network speaking about Rougemount Housing Co-op and other neighbourhoods that create welcoming communities for adults with a disability in Ontario.
- Tidal Flats Members – talking about Tidal Flats Housing Co-operative and their experience supporting Rainbow Refugees.
- Shari Laliberte, Chair of Kaslo Gardens’ Eco-Wellness Committee, Scott Clark, Executive Director of Aboriginal Life at the Vancouver Enhancement Society and Vice President of the North West Indigenous Council, Bobin Monga, an undergraduate in co-op economics and a documentary film maker and Bethany Sunday Short, an Indigenous youth leader with the Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society (ALIVE), and Aman Chandi a postgraduate student of urban studies and a documentary film maker – talking about a CHF Canada diversity grant to support Indigenous reconciliation work at Kaslo Gardens Housing Co-operative and Indigenous reconciliation work with the wider co-op housing sector.
Workshop Date:
27/10/2018
Workshop Location:
Westin Wall Centre, Richmond
Workshop Type:
scheduled
Workshop Duration:
2 Hrs
Facilitator:
Moderator: Fiona Jackson