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Partners

As members of the communities in which the conversations took place, community partners understood their communities’ unique position as it relates to climate change and income security. Throughout the course of the project, we sought partner input about which engagement, consultation and facilitation strategies were best-suited to their community. This approach was motivated by the idea that community partners have greater familiarity with their communities’ needs, barriers and collaborative strategies than members of our staff team. Staff members provided communications and administrative support to community partners throughout the course of the project.

Our FAQ for Community Partners answers several common questions about community partner involvement in the project.

Below you will find the current partners for Phase Two of the GRP

British Columbia: Iyé Creative
East Coast: Ulnooweg
National: Black Eco Bloom
National: ENRICH Project
National: National Farmers Union
National: National Indigenous Women’s Housing Network
National: National Right to Housing Network
National: Women’s National Housing & Homelessness Network
Ontario: Black Environmental Initiative
Ontario: Black Men’s Therapy Fund
Ontario: Community Associations for Environmental Sustainability
Ontario: GOOD TO BE GOOD
Ontario: Middlesex London Food Policy Council
Ontario: Wellington County
Saskatchewan: Farmers for Climate Solutions
Quebec: Equiterre
Yukon: Yukon Food Security Network
Yukon: Yukon Invasive Species Council

The map below shows a pin for each of the communities that participated in GRP Phase One (green), Transportation Shift (purple), and GRP Phase Two (orange). Click to learn more about the conversations and the partners who hosted them. For a full list of Phase One community partners, click here.

GRP Phase 1 Partners

Alberta and Northwest Territories: National Farmers Union
Alberta: Citizens for Public Justice/Just Faith Alberta
Alberta: Iron & Earth
Atlantic Canada: National Farmers Union
British Columbia: Aboriginal Life In Vancouver Enhancement Society (ALIVE) and North West Indigenous Council (NWIC)
British Columbia: Alysha Jones (co-chair Intersectionality and Truth and Reconciliation Committee, Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment and member of the District of Sooke’s Climate Action Committee)
British Columbia: The Columbia Institute
British Columbia: West Kootenay EcoSociety (Neighbours United)
Manitoba: Community Futures North Central Development
Manitoba: Flin Flon Neighbourhood Revitalization Corporation
National: Amanda Vincelli (Cultural Organiser)
New Brunswick: Aster Group/Margaret Tusz-King
New Brunswick: Conservation Council of New Brunswick
Newfoundland & Labrador: Dan Meades (Provincial Coordinator, Transition House Association of Newfoundland and Labrador)
Northwest Territories: Ecology North
Nova Scotia: Centre for Local Prosperity
Ontario: Crane Institute for Sustainability
Ontario: Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction
Ontario: Joli Scheidler (Health Policy & Equity)
Ontario: St. James Town Community Co-op
Prince Edward Island: PEI Working Group for Livable Income/Cooper Institute
Quebec: Coalition Climat Montréal
Quebec: Y4Y Québec
Saskatchewan and Manitoba: One House Many Nations (OHMN)
Saskatchewan: Ahtahkakoop Health Centre
Saskatchewan: Saskatoon Poverty Reduction Partnership
Saskatchewan: Willow Creek Health Centre
Yukon and Northern British Columbia: National Farmers Union
Yukon: BYTE – Empowering Youth Society

Transportation Shift Partners

Manitoba: Social Planning Council of Winnipeg
New Brunswick: Aster Group / Margaret Tusz-King
Newfoundland and Labrador: Dan Meades
Northwest Territories: Folk On The Rocks
Northwest Territories: Home Base Yellowknife
Nova Scotia: Native Council of Nova Scotia
Nunavut: Amautiit Nunavut Inuit Women’s Association
Quebec: Apathy is Boring
Saskatchewan: Saskatoon Poverty Reduction Partnership