The Existence Project provides an opportunity for people experieninghomeless to share their stories in order to build uderstanding and create change.

The Canadian Observatory on Homelessness has created ‘The Homeless Hub’ - a web-based research library and information centre representing an innovative step forward in the use of technology to enhance knowledge mobilization and networking.

A website dedicated to providing education around the principles of harm reduction. Harm reduction is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with drug use. Harm Reduction is also a movement for social justice built on a belief in, and respect for, the rights of people who use drugs.

Creating safe, affordable and quality housing is core to our purpose. A collaboration of resources and initiatives forousing assistance.

The Lookout Society has multiple sites across Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland that provide non-judgmental and non-sectarian services to individuals coping with a wide variety of challenges including poverty, mental illness, substance use, trauma, mental and/or physical disabilities, chronic health illnesses, financial and legal issues – or those simply unable to cope.

The Community Action Initiative was created to support community-led projects focusing on mental health and substance use issues in British Columbia.

The actual SOGI 123 website explains what this resource is and why it is used in schools and by educators

BC government web page about SOGI

A policy document from SD79, explaining why it uses SOGI 123

SD79’s web page with links to books and information about how SOGI 123 shows up in schools

Scroll to page 96 for information about SOGI 123.

Guidance for School Staff on Supporting Transgender Students and Parent-Child Relationships

Helps people understand the gravity of the anti-sogi movement

A transgender young person’s best interests are served by a strong parent-child relationship

Egale Canada aims to improve the lives of 2SLGBTQI people in Canada and to enhance the global response to 2SLGBTQI issues. Egale will achieve this by informing public policy, inspiring cultural change, and promoting human rights and inclusion through research, education, awareness and legal advocacy.

Article written by Erin Blondeau for the Breach, regarding the Cowichan Estuary Restoration Project and why some groups oppose it.

The Discourse reached out to Cowichan Estuary Restoration Project partners to learn more about it and its benefits and costs.

View the project website for updates from Nature Trust BC about the project, why it’s important, and who is involved.

The Discourse writes about rising sea levels and human development squeezing the Cowichan estuary habitat out of existence. This project aims to make space for the estuary into the future.

The Pacific Birds Habitat Joint Venture team looks at The Cowichan Estuary Restoration Project as one of the largest estuary restoration projects ever to be completed on Vancouver Island, set to increase the resilience of the habitat to flooding and sea level rise and improve habitat for birds.

UNEP’s mission is to inspire, inform, and enable nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations.Description goes here

Amnesty International on Climate Justice

CAN Canada is a network of organizations taking action on climate and energy issues in the land currently called Canada. We work to forge connections and build consensus for transformative climate action and justice, at home and internationally.

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