This report by Park People proposes strategies for creating a network of parks and open spaces that can connect our parks, ravines, hydro and rail corridors, streets, laneways, schoolyards, and other public spaces.
This Illustrated Guide is an introduction to how Participatory City is intended to work, as well as describing it’s potential to impact on many serious interconnected social problems.
Participatory Canada invites residents and neighbourhoods to create practical everyday projects that build on local assets, meet local needs, and find common solutions to some of the most pressing, universal issues facing our generation.
RECOVER Urban Wellbeing is an approach to improving urban wellness in amiskwacîwâskahikan, within Treaty 6 Territory; on the patch of land commonly known as Edmonton, Alberta. RECOVER is working to address long-standing systemic challenges that can be barriers to wellbeing.
A place for those practicing collective impact to find the tools, resources, and advice they need.
This paper includes stories, research, and a plethora of helpful tips to equip you and your colleagues to focus on building trust with each other and with your partners.
