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"Hi Frances, Welcome to Village Vancouver and to West End Transition Village! We're very involved in getting the new WE Nerighbourhood Food Network going, and we've also scheduled some WE VIllage activities (gardening and other workshops,…"
Jul 26, 2011
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Jun 16, 2011

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In which Vancouver neighbourhood or other community do you live?
West End
Please tell us which areas of Transition interest you. For example: growing more food/urban agriculture, relocalizing our economy/local currency, Permaculture, transit, energy efficient buildings, the arts, urban homesteading, preserving seed diversity, potlucks, outreach, organizing events, community-building, having fun while saving the world, or...
Urban agriculture, permaculture, relocalizing economy, reskilling of younger generations, energy efficiency, arts, community building, healthy local living
There's a saying that "Transition is not a spectator sport". It's true! Village Vancouver runs on people power, and engaging in activities and projects together helps us accomplish more. Which groups, networks, neighbourhood villages, or projects do you think you might be interested in getting involved with? And what knowledge, skills, resources or other assets can you bring to the mix? (Don't be bashful!)
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What would you like to see improved in Vancouver or in your community regarding sustainability or resiliency? Do you have an idea for a new Transition project or activity?
More vegetable gardens downtown and celebration of local foods, arts and traditional culture. People more aware of energy consumption and their impact on the planet, health and environmental/financial implicaitons of eating local fruits and vegetables. Greater sense of community pride and connection through events. Rise in local trade and expertise. Better use of water - both harvesting and consumption.
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At 12:33pm on July 26, 2011, Ross Moster said…

Hi Frances,

Welcome to Village Vancouver and to West End Transition Village! We're very involved in getting the new WE Nerighbourhood Food Network going, and we've also scheduled some WE VIllage activities (gardening and other workshops, and a Meetup) in the Fall, tho I'm thinking maybe it would also be nice to have a summer gathering before that. 

If you have any ideas, please let me know.

Cheers,

Ross

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Food

Local, organic, rural, and/or urban, food production is a mainstay of life, and doing it well leads to wellness. From farm to kitchen, discussions relating to food--and the community arising around it--belong here.

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Transportation

If you have to leave your village, how will you get where you want to go? By car? Preferably not, both for your wallet and the earth’s sake. This category is for all discussions relating to how we all get around.

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Housing

A human right? After food, most feel shelter is the most important necessity. A place of shelter is also the start of a community. This category is for all things relating to shelter, housing, affordable housing, homes, renewable heating systems, green buildings, heritage, and our built environment in general.

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