Are you interested in growing neighbour-to-neighbour connections where you live? Our free Neighbour-to-Neighbour (N2N) Connectors’ Toolkit (PDF) offers a set of simple resources to help. You can use them on…
Knowing your neighbours can make all the difference when things get hard, whether that’s a small daily task or a full-blown emergency. That’s the idea behind Building Resilient Neighbourhoods’ Simple…
Practical ideas for building neighbourly connection, one step at a time.
A free resource offering a practical menu of low-barrier ways to strengthen ties with the people who live closest to you.
Building Resilient Neighbourhoods and Hey Neighbour Collective have curated a list of resources, tools, and guides from BC and Canadian sources to prepare for extreme heat and wildfires (updated 2024).
Are you and your neighbours safely connected and prepared for extreme heat? Try out our new neighbour-to-neighbour guide.
A roundup of resources from Victoria, including grants, emergency preparedness and community safety, placemaking, public art, gardens, and more!
Learn about, teach, and create Resilient Streets in your neighbourhood. Find lessons learned, ideas, and examples to create tangible impact.
This checklist framework helps locate the level of resilience capacity that exists in a neighbourhood or community. It can be used as a citizen questionnaire, to promote discussion in focus groups, or as a guide for conducting a formalized community resilience study and assessment.
Download our complete do-it-yourself manual to make a neighbourhood physical comedy show.
See our Laughing Allowed production in action to learn how to playfully explore what we do and don’t like about getting involved in our local communities, and to use physical comedy as a different way of beginning discussions about some of those issues.
This provides resources to help develop and launch a Resilient Streets project in Esquimalt.