Creating the future: strategic planning

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As a community advisor, Susan Low gets to help create the future.

Kel Kelly, mediator, musician

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In our changing world there is something that remains a constant, we need to get along, to resolve differences of opinion, to reach common understandings on contentious issues. . This guest’s work as a mediator for twenty years has seen

John Lutz: Changing lives through history

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An expanded view of history is helping people discover their own story. One of John’s initiatives is operating a field school in which students and professor report their lives are being changed. Since starting teaching at UVic, Dr. Lutz developed

Jeremy Taylor: No ‘good’ guys or ‘bad’ guys

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An entertainer/ activist working in Apartheid -South Africa shares a pivotal point in looking at everyone in the country without condemnation. Here are the rest of those great moments we recorded after his show here in Victoria.

Anne-Marie Daniel: questions

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Reflecting on the experience of being in a Community School Interview Series, the power of asking questions.

Sarah Fletcher: seeking work proactively

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Great tips on creating opportunities for employment and career development.

IdeaWave 2010: What’s Gone Well Today

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New tools for engagement shared at Kris Constable’s IdeaWave.

Deborah Curran: UVic Environmental Law Centre

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Services this program offers organizations across BC.Twelve students each year do client-based projects. They’ve looked at boulevard gardening, food waste, conservation covenants for farms and many others.

Dean Fortin, Mayor of Victoria

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On November 15, 2008, Dean Fortin was elected the 51st Mayor of Victoria. He was sworn into office on December 2, 2008. His top priorities include addressing the severe shortage of affordable housing in the city, homelessness, sustainable growth, supporting

Marlene Brant Castellano: one of the first indigenous profs

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Through the power of her example and effort, Dr. Marlene Brant Castellano has increased the presence of Aboriginal curriculum, knowledge, and students on campuses in the United States and Canada. AS A PERSON OF Mohawk heritage She was on one