Did you know that almost 1/3 of Nova Scotians identify as having a disability? In honour of National Accessibility Week (May 30-June 5 2021) we are breaking down how the new Halifax Accessibility Strategy aims to reduce barriers for people with disabilities. For more information, be sure to join us Read more…
Society’s Living Room –Third Places and the Effect COVID-19 is Having on Them Third places are hugely important in the fabric of everyday life. They build connections between people of different professions, age groups, socio-economic status and cultures, provide those with few social interactions an opportunity to do so and Read more…
As yet another wave of COVID-19 sends Nova Scotians back into lockdown, you may be reminiscing about the times when you could participate in community events, interact with people on the street, or just chat with your neighbours less than 6 feet apart. In order to beat the isolation blues, Read more…
MAY 4, 2021 Happy National Youth Week! A growing proportion of our population, youth have the ability to influence and change so much about our communities. By planning with youth in mind and providing opportunities for youth-oriented engagement, we can make sure their voices are also heard. Read on for Read more…
MAY 11, 2021 Ever wonder why the Census is so important? Not sure why you have to fill it out, or how it can impact your community? Scroll through to get some information on why Census data matters, and links to how you can do your part by filling it Read more…