What are the essential steps Canadian cities must take to become more equitable, liveable and sustainable post-pandemic?
BOLD IDEAS FOR RESILIENT CITY DESIGN
CanU 2020 Vancouver
STEP UP
CanU take action? You are invited to be part of our STEP UP Series, a new model for inspiring cities to achieve resilience through urban design. The first part kicks off with conversations (one in September and three in October) that will give you a voice in this critical national dialogue. You will engage with notable urbanists to explore equitable access to the benefits of a complete community. These conversations build the foundation for the second part, the STEP UP Forum, where we will explore how the bold ideas raised in these conversations can be turned into bold steps towards a resilient city. Our goal is to collectivity create a valuable tool for cities across the country, including those like Vancouver that are advancing city-wide plans.
To achieve this new model for city-building discourse and action, CanU has collaborated with three recognized city-building advocates from the Vancouver region: University of British Columbia, MODUS and Urbanarium.
STEP UP Conversations
12:00pm - 1:30pm EDT
Save the Dates:
Sept 30 – Access to Nature
Oct 7 – Access to Housing
Oct 14 – Access to Mobility
Oct 21 – Access to Daily Needs
Do you have thoughts to share on this topic? Join the conversation!
STEP UP Forum
12:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
October 26 C2C2C meet your roundtable colleagues and discuss examples of resilience in action from across the country that could serve as models elsewhere
October 27 City Circle explore ideas for a resilient future for all Canadian cities and citizens, using the Vancouver’s city plan to frame the discussion
October 29 Roundtable in group & ‘big tent’ dialogue, collaborate with colleagues from across Canada on detailing the required bold steps.
(NB: The Oct 28 hiatus will give organizers a chance to ensure ideas from the conversations and forum help frame the roundtable dialogue. There will be opportunities throughout the online conference for private breakout sessions.)
To achieve this new model for city-building discourse and action, CanU has collaborated with three recognized city-building advocates from the Vancouver region: University of British Columbia, MODUS and Urbanarium.
More information coming soon!