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Research paper thumbnail of A turn in the river : revitalizing planning with Seabird Island

As graduate students in the Indigenous Community Planning specialization at the University of Bri... more As graduate students in the Indigenous Community Planning specialization at the University of British Columbia's School of Community and Regional Planning, we completed an eight-month practicum placement working in partnership with the Seabird Island Indian Band (SIB) in British Columbia's beautiful Fraser Valley region. This portfolio showcases the highlights of our planning efforts over the course of our time working alongside SIB, drawing from the 13 trips and over 1000 hours of work completed between September 2014 and May 2015. Supported by key community members and building upon the work done by previous ICP practicum students and the Nation, we were tasked to design, implement, and document a housing, communications, and visioning planning process. We began the practicum with the creation of a Workplan, Community Engagement Strategy, Student Partnership Agreement and a Community Learning Agreement. These documents outlined our work together as students, with our commu...

Research paper thumbnail of Towards an Urban Aboriginal Housing and Wellness Strategy for Metro Vancouver, 2015-2020

aboriginal policy studies, Oct 28, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of A turn in the river : revitalizing planning with Seabird Island

As graduate students in the Indigenous Community Planning specialization at the University of Bri... more As graduate students in the Indigenous Community Planning specialization at the University of British Columbia's School of Community and Regional Planning, we completed an eight-month practicum placement working in partnership with the Seabird Island Indian Band (SIB) in British Columbia's beautiful Fraser Valley region. This portfolio showcases the highlights of our planning efforts over the course of our time working alongside SIB, drawing from the 13 trips and over 1000 hours of work completed between September 2014 and May 2015. Supported by key community members and building upon the work done by previous ICP practicum students and the Nation, we were tasked to design, implement, and document a housing, communications, and visioning planning process. We began the practicum with the creation of a Workplan, Community Engagement Strategy, Student Partnership Agreement and a Community Learning Agreement. These documents outlined our work together as students, with our commu...

Research paper thumbnail of Towards an Urban Aboriginal Housing and Wellness Strategy for Metro Vancouver, 2015-2020

aboriginal policy studies, Oct 28, 2016

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