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ARX projects do not necessarily reflect the organizational or personal beliefs or values of ARX, SF PIRG, its Board of Directors, or any staff member. Data collected and analyzed and results produced are neither verified for accuracy nor peer-reviewed. The onus for professional integrity and ethical research is the sole responsibility of the student (as guided by the supervising faculty member) and the community group (under whose direction the research is conducted).
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Vancouver’s Cooperative Landscape
What are existing sources of funding for cooperative development in Vancouver?
What are existing sources of funding for cooperative development in Vancouver?
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Date Completed
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April 2010 |
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Organization Name
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Vancouver Media Cooperative |
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Organization Goal
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The Media Co-op is a coast-to-coast network of local Media Cooperatives dedicated to providing grassroots, democratic coverage. The Vancouver Media Co-op is a local node in an emerging network of Media Co-op sites.
"Grassroots" means that for each topic we cover, we talk to the people directly affected by policies or activities first. Once a journalist thoroughly understands the story of those directly affected and has time and resources left over, she brings their questions to those making the decisions: politicians, corporate executives, and so on.
This approach stems from a certain kind of common sense: if we start by talking to the people who have a vested interest in (and experience with) spinning, framing or outright lying to their own advantage, then we're not likely to get the real story. The approach also takes the position that what is actually happening on the ground is more important than what influential people are saying about what's going on.
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Project Type
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Organizational Development |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Short Video presentation for the UNPA Campaign
The objective is to support in Canada an on-going international campaign to establish a Parliamentary Assembly at the United Nations by preparing video content for local (and possibly world-wide) use which presents dramatically the merits and practicality of the proposal
The objective is to support in Canada an on-going international campaign to establish a Parliamentary Assembly at the United Nations by preparing video content for local (and possibly world-wide) use which presents dramatically the merits and practicality of the proposal
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Date Completed
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November 2009 |
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Organization Name
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World Federalist Movement Canada - Vancouver Branch |
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Organization Goal
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World Federalists support the development of a global community based on the rule of law and democratically accountable international institutions. |
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Project Type
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Creative |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Social Determinants of Health in the Mount Pleasant Neighborhood
What is the health status of people leaving in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood?
What is the health status of people leaving in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood?
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Date Completed
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December 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Alliance for People’s Health |
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Organization Goal
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The Alliance for People’s Health is an organization of health workers, grassroots organizers and people committed to the struggle for health for all. We envision healthy communities where everyone has access to health care, housing, education, transportation, childcare, food, and meaningful employment. These basic requirements for health cannot be achieved for all under a system that oppresses and exploits working class people, women, people of color and Aboriginal people. The foundations of a healthy world are the just distribution of wealth, national self-determination, and the liberation of oppressed peoples from unjust trade, militarization, occupation and war. For us the struggle for health for all requires community organization, health workers joining local and international movements for social justice, public health care centered on the needs and visions of working-class communities in particular Aboriginal communities, communities of color. We also think that the fight for our health is also the fight for our social, political and economic rights. To this end the Alliance for People’s Health struggles through concrete political campaigns, committed service to our communities and international campaigns for social justice. |
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Project Type
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Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Philippines-Canada Gov't and Economic ties
Central research Question is to identify links between the Canadian Government and business with the Philippines.
Central research Question is to identify links between the Canadian Government and business with the Philippines.
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Date Completed
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April 2010 |
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Organization Name
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BC Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines (BCCHRP) |
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Organization Goal
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a) To generate public awareness and take action about the political, economic and social situation in the Philippines and its parallel implications in BC and Canada. In particular, this shall include awareness and action about the role of imperialist countries, such as Canada, in the Philippines.
b) To generate public awareness about and to generate support for the Filipino people’s struggle for human rights and for their national liberation and social emancipation.
c) To cooperate with all possible organizations, institutions and individuals to promote common understanding and action to attain the aims and purposes of BCCHRP. In particular, BCCHRP may enter into partnerships with other organizations.
d) To raise such resources to help BCCHRP realize its aims and purposes and perform its functions.
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Project Type
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Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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BC Art Gallery Survey
The central research question we want answered is: What are the working conditions for visual artists at galleries in BC? This will include various standards that CARFAC sets such as fees paid, exhibition terms, etc.
The objective of the project is to identify the...
The central research question we want answered is: What are the working conditions for visual artists at galleries in BC? This will include various standards that CARFAC sets such as fees paid, exhibition terms, etc.
The objective of the project is to identify the professional practices of galleries across BC in the form of a survey about those practices. The survey will also serve as a guide for visual artists when applying for exhibitions so they know what venues are available and what conditions they would be working under.
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Date Completed
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February 2010 |
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Organization Name
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CARFAC BC Canadian Artists' Representation/le Front des Artistes Canadiens |
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Organization Goal
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The purposes of the Society are:
1. To initiate and support educational services which will educate all members of the community concerning visual arts in British Columbia;
2. To assist and encourage members of the visual arts profession to make their individual and group contributions to the growth and development of visual arts in Canada;
3. To provide informational services to assist in the development of the visual artist and visual arts as a profession;
4. To research, publish and otherwise provide educational information for the development of the visual arts profession and for the benefit of all Canadians interested in visual arts;
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Project Type
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Formal Research, Survey |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Funding Sources for the Arts
To research and identify potential funding sources, to create a spreadsheet of those sources found and to complete one or two grant proposals
To research and identify potential funding sources, to create a spreadsheet of those sources found and to complete one or two grant proposals
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Date Completed
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April 2010 |
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Organization Name
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Oceanside Community Arts Council |
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Organization Goal
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"To Engage, energize , educate and enrich the cultural lives of the Oceanside Community" |
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Project Type
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grant writing, Computer Related, Creative, Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Nature's Influence on Learning
Does interacting with nature/outdoors influence a child's learning ability?
Does interacting with nature/outdoors influence a child's learning ability?
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Date Completed
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November 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Burns Bog Conservation Society |
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Organization Goal
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1. Protect the ecological integrity of Burns Bog.
2. Carry out educational programs
3. Provide facilities for public enjoyment |
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Project Type
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Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Challenging assumptions regarding girls pursuing SETT (science, engineering, trades and technology) studies and careers
Despite an aptitude and interest in SETT (science, engineering, trades and technology) subjects during elementary school years, girls tend to opt out of SETT subjects at the secondary level ("Developing attitude to science scales for use with children of ages from five to eleven...
Despite an aptitude and interest in SETT (science, engineering, trades and technology) subjects during elementary school years, girls tend to opt out of SETT subjects at the secondary level ("Developing attitude to science scales for use with children of ages from five to eleven years", International Journal of Science Education 23, No. 8, Aug 2001).
Why do girls opt out of SETT subjects?
The objectives of this project are to (1) gather current, and hopefully Canadian, research about when and why girls opt out of SETT subjects and/or careers; (2) identify other programs in Canada, and in BC specifically, that provide outreach for girls to encourage them in SETT subjects and careers; and (3) determine the efficacy of gender specific programming delivered by same gender role models.
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Date Completed
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December 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology |
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Organization Goal
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* To promote public awareness of the opportunities for women in science and technology by providing information and resources which aim to influence public policy and present positive messages about women�s achievements and potential in this area.
* To encourage the full participation of girls and women in all aspects of science and technology education, through the provision of programs and activities which are developed and implemented in partnership with relevant community members.
* To increase the representation, retention and status of women in the science and technology workplace by providing networking and mentoring opportunities and advocating for women-friendly workplaces and education policies. |
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Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Local Youth Taking Action for Social and Environmental Justice
Our question is, "How are youth in the GVRD taking action on issues of social and environmental justice related to globalization?" We want to learn about and document on film some these actions.
Check Your Head provides education, resources, and support for youth for global...
Our question is, "How are youth in the GVRD taking action on issues of social and environmental justice related to globalization?" We want to learn about and document on film some these actions.
Check Your Head provides education, resources, and support for youth for global hope and local action. A large part of our work is sharing stories about and strategies for action. We would like to gather footage of youth taking action and use it as a tool to pass on to other youth. This footage would be used in our workshops, on our website and at our youth film nights.
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Date Completed
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May 2010 |
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Organization Name
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Check Your Head |
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Organization Goal
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Check Your Head (CYH) is a non-profit organization that encourages young people to understand and take action for global, social and environmental justice.
Through youth-driven projects and initiatives, CYH supports other young people to live as engaged and active citizens within our local and global communities. We create opportunities for youth to develop critical analysis, hope and tools for action on issues such as democracy, corporate power, economic globalization, the environment, the media and more.
Our work is motivated by the understanding that a healthy, democratic, and sustainable world depends on informed, empowered, and active young people. |
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video, Creative, Organizational Development |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Funding Sources for the Centre
By Jocelyn Wagner
With its extensive experience in the LGTB community, and having tested a six-month pilot project, The Centre is in a strong position to implement a Stop the Violence program. This grant proposal summarizes the program and its benefits to the community,...
By Jocelyn Wagner
With its extensive experience in the LGTB community, and having tested a six-month pilot project, The Centre is in a strong position to implement a Stop the Violence program. This grant proposal summarizes the program and its benefits to the community, particularly the development of partnerships and relationships with a range of other organizations. Clear project goals, objectives and budget are discussed and success indicators are detailed. Drawing on academic literature and published media, a distinct need for this long-term program is argued: to sustain ongoing support and advocacy against violence against LGTB people.
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Date Completed
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April 2009 |
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Organization Name
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The Pacific Foundation for the Advancement of Minority Equality |
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Organization Goal
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THE CENTRE is a community resource providing support, health and social services, and public education for the well being of lesbians, gay men, transgendered and bisexual people and their allies in Vancouver and throughout BC.
THE CENTRE is committed to building pride and acceptance of diversity and to mitigating the impact of homophobia, heterosexism, transphobia and biphobia.
THE CENTRE welcomes and values all people regardless of race, colour, religion, ancestry, place of origin, marital status, family status, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, and source of income.
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Project Type
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identifing funding opprotunities and grant writing, Computer Related, Formal Research, Organizational Development |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Family Caregiving Research Project
The BC Law Institute is a non-profit organization and it is the law reform body for British Columbia. We conduct major legal research and law reform projects with a view to improving the laws in BC. Our projects typically culminate in a set of recommendations for changes to the...
The BC Law Institute is a non-profit organization and it is the law reform body for British Columbia. We conduct major legal research and law reform projects with a view to improving the laws in BC. Our projects typically culminate in a set of recommendations for changes to the law, and often culminate in draft proposed legislation that is introduced in the BC Legislature.
We were awarded a grant from the Law Foundation of BC to study the issue of family caregiving and in particular, the legal rights in British Columbia of employed people in BC who need to take time off work to care for an adult family member who is sick. The project is a 2-year project called the Family Caregiving Project. It includes examining the employment laws, employment insurance laws and benefits, human rights laws and other relevant laws, as well as a cross-section of BC employers' practices and policies and BC unions' collective agreements. The 2-year project will culminate in a major final report (a study paper) as well as the production of some educational materials to educate employees and employers about employees' family caregiving leave rights.
In order to make appropriate recommendations for improvements in the law, we must have a proper understanding of the actual social and demographic realities in BC. That is, we must truly understand how many people in our society are engaged in giving care to adult family members, who those people tend to be, what problems they are actually facing in doing so, what their employment and/or income problems are (if any), and what the needs are that are not being addressed adequately by the current BC laws (if any). This social and demographic research must be done so that the lawyers examining the laws can be properly informed about what changes are necessary. The final report (study paper) in which this project will culminate will outline the social and demographic realities, as well as the legal research and law reform recommendations.
We have lawyers and law student assistants who are currently completing the legal research. We also have a volunteer Committee of lawyers and non-lawyers who meet 4 times/year and advise the researchers. We have collected vast amounts of social science literature and data in support of our project. But what we need is a social science student who can update, read, compile and summarize this social science literature and data, to assist the lawyers and law students (who will be focusing on the legal aspects of the project).
The student should be from a discipline that is appropriate and relevant to the topic of Family Caregiving (possibly a sociology or social work student) and one who is interested in this topic. The student will:
- update our social research (which includes reports of major surveys done in Canada)
- read and summarize the social research literature
- help to write the social data portion of our final study paper
We estimate that the approximate length of the social data portion of the study, which the student will help to write, will be no longer than 20 pages.
This will be an excellent opportunity for a non-lawyer student to work in conjunction with legal staff towards effecting meaningful change in the law in BC at an organization that is highly respected and whose work regularly results in new or improved laws in BC.
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Date Completed
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June 2009 |
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Organization Name
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British Columbia Law Institute (and the Canadian Centre for Elder Law, a division of the BCLI) |
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Organization Goal
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To research and make recommendations for reform of BC laws. To produce scholarly law reform reports. |
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Project Type
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Formal Research, Survey |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Carnegie Action Project Foreign Media List
By Dalia Vukmirovich
Alongside the anticipation building around Vancouver’s hosting of the upcoming 2010 Olympic Games, work of local activists points to concerns about the impact the Games will have on the city’s communities. Opposition to the 2010 Olympic Games has been...
By Dalia Vukmirovich
Alongside the anticipation building around Vancouver’s hosting of the upcoming 2010 Olympic Games, work of local activists points to concerns about the impact the Games will have on the city’s communities. Opposition to the 2010 Olympic Games has been voiced by different groups and individuals, presenting diverse concerns as well as ways and means of communicating their opposition. In this paper I look at how individuals and organizations working on issues and concerns related to the 2010 Olympic Games use media in their work. I look at local as well as national and international connections, notions of property and community, social networks in both physical and cyber spaces, and the role physical and cyber spaces each play in communicating and organizing around community issues.
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Date Completed
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June 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Carnegie Community Action Project (CCAP) |
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Organization Goal
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CCAP works on housing and income issues in the Downtown Eastside |
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Project Type
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Computer Related, Survey |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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HIV/AIDS Services for Immigrant and Refugee Women: Bridging the Gaps
By Holly Buhler
The transmission patterns of Canada’s AIDS epidemic have been changing over recent years, with immigrant women from HIV endemic countries increasingly overrepresented. AIDS Service providers have recognized this change and are now learning how best to meet the...
By Holly Buhler
The transmission patterns of Canada’s AIDS epidemic have been changing over recent years, with immigrant women from HIV endemic countries increasingly overrepresented. AIDS Service providers have recognized this change and are now learning how best to meet the unique needs of this population.
Upon arrival to Vancouver, immigrants face challenges to everyday survival which often take priority over health related issues. There are a number of opportunities on their path through the health system to be connected to relevant resources upon being diagnosed with HIV, however Vancouver offers few resources for emotional support. This is in part due to a lack of culturally appropriate modes of support and a lack of funding to front line service providers.
In order to improve in this area it will be important to facilitate leadership in immigrant communities and promote initiatives based on the unique needs of each group.
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Date Completed
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March 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Positive Women's Network. |
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Organization Goal
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Positive Women's Network, a partnership of women living with and affected by HIV/AIDS, supports women in making informed choices about HIV/AIDS and health. We provide safe access to support and education/prevention for women in communities throughout British Columbia. The Positive Women's Network provides leadership and advocacy around women's HIV/AIDS health and social issues in the national and local health care communities. |
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Formal Research, Survey |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Showcasing Mature Women's Housing - Stories and Practices
By Faith Eiboff
The Women in Search of Housing Society (WISHS) is a community organization that actively promotes the provision of safe, secure and affordable housing for single women in Metro Vancouver, BC. WISHS’ mandate is to ensure that all women are adequately housed...
By Faith Eiboff
The Women in Search of Housing Society (WISHS) is a community organization that actively promotes the provision of safe, secure and affordable housing for single women in Metro Vancouver, BC. WISHS’ mandate is to ensure that all women are adequately housed and specifically works to serve the unique housing needs of low-income single mature women between the ages of 40-64. WISHS has initiated a project entitled ‘Showcasing Mature Women’s Housing: Stories and Practices’ to gain insight into the importance of housing in women’s lives, to highlight the unique housing needs and requirements of single women at mid-life and older, and to provide evidence of a best practice for future housing developments. A preliminary literature search, literature review and annotated bibliography were performed to support the development of this project, and a survey questionnaire was designed to meet the key objectives and demographic profile needs of the study population.
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Date Completed
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March 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Women In Search of Housing Society (WISHS) |
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Organization Goal
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WISHS – Women in Search of Housing Society – was formed to find safe, secure and affordable housing for women between the ages of forty and sixty-four who earn less than $25,000 per year, and for women of any age who are disabled.
The three main purposes of WISHS are:
1.To sponsor, promote, encourage and support the provision of housing to meet the needs of single mature women.
2.To raise awareness about the unique housing needs of single mature women.
3.To find safe and secure housing for single mature women with low incomes, including those who may have disabilities.
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Project Type
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Computer Related, Creative, Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Assisting the Emerging Artist
What are the pressing issues faced by artists after leaving art school and embarking on a career as an artist?
How does the artist run centre help the emerging artist and what additional areas can the artist run centre provide assistance?
The objectives are:
- to allow the...
What are the pressing issues faced by artists after leaving art school and embarking on a career as an artist?
How does the artist run centre help the emerging artist and what additional areas can the artist run centre provide assistance?
The objectives are:
- to allow the student to research and interview artists who have exhibited at Access to see if and how their exhibition at Access assisted the artists career;
- to allow the student to research models of assisting artists worldwide to help Access focus the direction of expansion in the future.
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Date Completed
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June 2009 |
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Organization Name
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Access Artist Run Centre (Access ARC) |
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Organization Goal
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Mandate
The purposes of the society are:
a) To maintain a non-profit gallery for the benefit of the community as a whole;
b) To give specific emphasis to providing exhibition space for emerging or under-recognized local artists, especially those involved in experimental art activity;
c) To reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of the community;
d) To make art accessible to a wide and varied audience by organizing artistic project at sites other than the gallery. |
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Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Sustainability Education for Multi-Unit Residential Building Owners, Residents, and Managers
• What key education resources are needed/available for Multi-Unit Residential Building (MURB) owners and residents to promote higher levels of sustainable building operations and management?
Objective
* To determine and assemble resources needed to promote higher...
• What key education resources are needed/available for Multi-Unit Residential Building (MURB) owners and residents to promote higher levels of sustainable building operations and management?
Objective
* To determine and assemble resources needed to promote higher levels of sustainable building operations and management.
Examine existing resources and tips for sustainable building management, maintenance, and renovations.
Compile these resources and suggest modifications for a multi-unit residential dwelling.
Find existing practical education sheets for sustainable building management, maintenance, and renovations.
Compile these education sheets and develop education sheets for building residents and managers.
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Date Completed
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November 2009 |
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Organization Name
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SSOS: Society Serving Ourselves Sustainably |
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Organization Goal
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To provide informational, educational, and professional guidance and services to further the development of sustainability-consistent policy and practice.
Registration as a non-profit is in process. |
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Project Type
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Creative, Formal Research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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100 Block Rockers: Stories of People Living in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
This is a written and oral history project meant to work in conjunction with a photography project of the same title which we are also working on.
The purpose of this project is to record the stories and voices of the Downtown Eastside (DTES) so that they are not lost and...
This is a written and oral history project meant to work in conjunction with a photography project of the same title which we are also working on.
The purpose of this project is to record the stories and voices of the Downtown Eastside (DTES) so that they are not lost and forgotten. This is particularly relevant in the current political climate in Vancouver with the 2010 Olympics pending, and the living situations for some DTES residents sinking to Third World conditions.
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Date Completed
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June 2009 |
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Organization Name
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VANDU (Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users) |
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Organization Goal
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VANDU was funded in January of 1998 by the Vancouver Richmond Health Board in response to a increased sero-conversion rate of HIV/AIDS recorded amongst injection drug users (IDUs) in Vancouver. We are currently funded by the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCHA), and are now the largest user-based peer organization in the world, with over 2000 members.
VANDU held general membership meetings on Saturdays for 100 weeks in a row where we took input from about 1000 different IDUs to determine their most pressing issues. Relevant guests were invited to teach users about TB prevention, safe injection techniques, hepatitis and syphilis prevention, proper police conduct and welfare issues. We built up a membership of 2000 and about 800 active volunteers are currently involved in our various community projects. We operate from an office just a few blocks from the drug epicenter and have two full time staff and a ½ time bookkeeper.
VANDU members have seen many of their friends and neighbours die in the past ten years. Many more VANDU members and their friends are ill with HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C and TB and are facing much shortened lives. More than a few times we have searched for photographs of the person who has passed away and have found none available. The facts that no photos exist of our friends and neighbours speaks loudly that they are not valued and cherished because they are so poor and excluded from their families and society due to drug addiction, incarceration and because often most of their friends and family are dead from HIV/AIDS and drug overdose already. |
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Project Type
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Oral history / participant action research |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Funding Sources for ARX
What funding sources are available for ARX? Since its launch in fall 2004, the ARX program of SFPIRG has grown exponentially (from 21 to 140 yearly proposals). We need help to build the program's capacity (staffing mostly) in order to meet the continued need of community and...
What funding sources are available for ARX? Since its launch in fall 2004, the ARX program of SFPIRG has grown exponentially (from 21 to 140 yearly proposals). We need help to build the program's capacity (staffing mostly) in order to meet the continued need of community and students for this program. We would also like to offer educational workshops and publish a journal but don't currently have the capacity. In other words, we need funds for the program's staffing and development.
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Date Completed
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May 2008 |
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Organization Name
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Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (Action Research Exchange program) |
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Organization Goal
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SFPIRG's mandate is to serve as a resource centre for students by facilitating research, education, and action on social justice and environmental issues. The ARX program helps mobilize academic resources for social change through the partnering of student researchers with community groups and by providing resources and training on participatory modes of conducting social justice-based research. |
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Organizational Development |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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Find funding and support for Stipends for Metis Youth Representatives
Question: What funding is available to Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) for providing stipends to its Youth Representatives of the British Columbia United Métis Youth Circle (BCUMYC)?
The objective of this project is to research and identify possible funding that the MNBC...
Question: What funding is available to Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) for providing stipends to its Youth Representatives of the British Columbia United Métis Youth Circle (BCUMYC)?
The objective of this project is to research and identify possible funding that the MNBC could apply for to provide stipends to its Regional Youth Representatives of the BCUMYC, as well as research findings to support stipends for youth representatives.
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Date Completed
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May 2008 |
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Organization Name
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Métis Nation British Columbia |
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Organization Goal
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Métis Nation British Columbia develops and enhances opportunities for our Métis communities by implementing culturally relevant social and economic programs and services. |
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Project Type
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Formal Research, Organizational Development |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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GE (Genetically-Engineered)Free BC
to educate the public about the dangers of genetically engineered[GE]food/plants/living organisms
to offer alternatives & solutions
to educate the public about the dangers of genetically engineered[GE]food/plants/living organisms
to offer alternatives & solutions
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Date Completed
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December 2007 |
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Organization Name
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The Council of Canadians--BC/Yukon Regional Office |
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Organization Goal
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Actively advocates putting life above profit, justice above commerce, community above corporate power.
Safe food, public health care, clean water & fair trade for all |
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There are no files attached to this project.
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