Exploring Community Resilience to Environmental Hazards
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This workshop will explore diverse concepts about community resilience to environmental hazards such as wildfire, floods and Covid. Participants are invited to share personal experiences with environmental hazards, and ideas for positive action as individuals, groups and support organizations.
Facilitator Bio:
Rob Friberg teaches environmental science and sustainability at UBC Okanagan. His PhD work involved rural community resilience to climate change-related hazards in western Canada. Rob’s work outside of UBC has recently involved workshops and co-design of culturally based land stewardship indicators with a First Nation community. Rob lives with his family in Kaleden.
To register for this event please use this link: https://form.jotform.com/262746306998271
You can also contact us by phone 250-493-8999 or email [email protected]
For more information about Thrive please visit sos.cmha.bc.ca
Facilitator Bio:
Rob Friberg teaches environmental science and sustainability at UBC Okanagan. His PhD work involved rural community resilience to climate change-related hazards in western Canada. Rob’s work outside of UBC has recently involved workshops and co-design of culturally based land stewardship indicators with a First Nation community. Rob lives with his family in Kaleden.
To register for this event please use this link: https://form.jotform.com/262746306998271
You can also contact us by phone 250-493-8999 or email [email protected]
For more information about Thrive please visit sos.cmha.bc.ca
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Where is it happening?
#103-1873 Main St, Penticton, BC, Canada, British Columbia V2A 5H2
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Host or PublisherCanadian Mental Health Association SOS
