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Stacy Barter, Executive Director

Stacy Barter is Building Resilient Neighbourhoods’ Executive Director where she leads and facilitates a number of community resilience initiatives and collaborates as the Director Learning and Evaluation for the Hey Neighbour Collective.

For over 25 years, Stacy has worked in sustainable community development with a wide range of communities, non-profit organizations, and public sector agencies in Canada and Latin America. Her recent work focuses on building neighbourhood-based engagement, public engagement on climate change and health, community resilience, and collective impact across sectors. In addition to her role with Building Resilient Neighbourhoods, Stacy supports this work as a co-founder and consultant with SHIFT Collaborative.

Stacy holds a M. Ed. from Simon Fraser University, specializing in Adult Education, community development, and organizational learning.

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Stacy Barter with BRN in Victoria, stands outside the Neighbour Space.

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