Playing for Keeps is developing healthier, more active, and better connected communities – through play! If your neighbourhood has lost touch with play and fun, you’ve come to the right place to get the ball rolling again. Whether you’re into cricket balls, costume balls, ping pong balls, or just having a ball, Playing for Keeps Neighbourhood Games are sure to be right up your alley.
The goal of the BC-Alberta Social Economy Research Alliance’s Scaling Innovation for Sustainability (SIS) Project is to study the scaling out and scaling up of innovations that re-localize the economy…
It’s been an amazing four years of experimenting, discovering, sharing and learning! We’re proud to release our comprehensive report on what we did, what we accomplished alongside all of our…
How well do you know your neighbours? Suburban life is often isolating and rarely a true community experience. In this TEDx talk about Hulbert Street in Perth, Australia, Shani Graham…
In the fall of 2014, a group of people in Victoria, Canada who shared both an interest in their neighbourhood and a quirky sense of humour were brought together to…
The Community Resilience Manual and Tools and Techniques for Community Economic Development from the Canadian Centre for Community Renewal. Also included is the Bibliography of sources used to create the…
Part of what we have seen work to revitalize urban neighbourhoods is the existence and leadership role of development organizations. Click here to read about the City of Winnipeg’s Neighbourhood…