Kitchen Table Sustainability
Dr Wendy Sarkissian will be delivering a public lecture and conducting two workshops on the topic of Kitchen Table Sustainability in Vancouver in February 2009.
Free Public Lecture
Kitchen Table Sustainability: Transform Your Community Engagement with Sustainability
Why are community engagement processes failing to engage local people with sustainability issues? And what can we do about it? Wendy Sarkissian takes a hard look at current community engagement processes in Canada, Australia and elsewhere. She finds them failing to meet the challenges posed by sustainability in our cities and towns.
Wendy inspires us to use more targeted and tested methods based on leading practice principles that build community confidence and capacity and open the door to true community engagement: methods that help local people understand the dimensions and pitfalls of sustainability and build hope and confidence for the
future.
Co-sponsored by the City of Coquitlam, District of North Vancouver and the SFU City Program.
Lecture date: Thursday, February 5, 7 pm
Lecture venue: SFU at Harbour Centre, 515 West Hastings, Vancouver, Room 1900
Lecture reservations: Admission is free.
Reservations are required.
Email cstudies@sfu.ca or call 778.782.5100.
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