Minecraft, COVID Spaces, and the City of Vancouver
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Our project aims to engage youth in the reimagining of outdoor COVID spaces...
Grandview-Woodlands Block Level Resiliency Toolkit
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A people-based approach to resiliency and emergency preparedness.
School:
Langara
Department:
Applied Planning
Course:
APPL 5230: Social Planning & Community Development
Instructors:
- Kathryn Nairne
City of Vancouver:
- Katia Tynan
Student Team:
- Jacob Cramer
- Coreen Alexander
- Dawn Dickinson
- Lindsay McAlpine
- Danielle Twist
Strategy:
- Healthy City Strategy
City goal area:
- Cultivating Connections
Summary
Our project is a toolkit that has templates, surveys, lists and ideas to get the community and blocks more connected and resilient. The problem we are trying to solve is how to make residents more connected within the blocks and to prepare the community better in case of an emergency event. Our toolkit is helping to solve these problems by giving the residents different tools and ideas that they may use to help the community themselves. We have learned during this process how to work with a community to create a people friendly product they can use for multiple block and residents types.
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