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Practice Guide #1: Supporting residents to become community connectors in multi-unit housing

Read our first in a series practice guides.

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Practice Guide #2: Landlord- and housing operator-led approaches to growing community in multi-unit Housing

Read our second in a series practice guides.

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How social connectedness between neighbours supports health and well-being

Read our first in a series of Hey Neighbour evidence backgrounders.

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Living Together Symposium

Living Together was a space for concerned professionals and advocates to exchange ideas about efforts and develop a stronger collective voice.

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Developing Truly Complete Communities, Discussion Paper

The goal of this discussion paper is to propose ideas for Metro 2050 that would foster neighbourhood-based social connectedness among residents of multi-unit housing, especially those who rent.

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Community housing series, by Happy Cities

Four-part series on learning from community housing movements.

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Profiles

Building resilience and emergency preparedness through social connections: video

Feb 14, 20232 min read

In an emergency, your neighbours will be the first people at the scene who can potentially help. This simple fact has borne out in research into acute emergencies—the more socially…

A group of neighbours meets to workshop some neighbourhood bonding ideas.
Reports

Practice Guide #3: Developing organizational partnerships to build community in multi-unit housing

Feb 14, 202321 min read

Social connectedness has been demonstrated to strengthen health, well-being, and individual and collective resilience. Meanwhile, multi-unit housing such as apartments and condominiums are becoming a prominent form of housing in…

Illustration of a community of connections and warm neighbourliness in the lower mainland, with text on top reading: March 1 Webinar.
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Join our webinar on social sustainability in multi-unit housing

Feb 13, 20232 min read

Join us on March 1st at 10 AM PST for a free, CMHC-hosted webinar to learn more about building social sustainability in multi-unit housing. Register now As Canadian cities densify,…

People sit around a table at an event put on by a landlord of a multi-unit building.
Profiles

Benefits of community building for housing providers: video

Feb 7, 20232 min read

The percentage of urban dwellers living in multi-unit housing is increasing—and that has generated growing interest in how to foster building-communities that are more vibrant and socially connected. From establishing…

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Breaking ground in removing social barriers

Hey Neighbour CollectiveAug 15, 20223 min read
Day two symposium workshop with facilitators and people working at their tables, and the report cover floating in the foreground.

Mainstreaming ‘sociable design’ for multi-unit housing: mapping the path forward

Hey Neighbour CollectiveAug 10, 20223 min read
The Coast Mountain range in British Columbia, as seen from Burnaby, BC with tall skyscraper buildings in the foreground.

Robyn Lee, on her work with the Collective and the importance of understanding architectural history

Hey Neighbour CollectiveAug 9, 20229 min read
The exterior walkway at Quayside Village Cohousing features places to sit and chat, and is filled with plants.

Learning from community housing movements: Transforming corridors into social spaces

Happy CitiesAug 5, 202212 min read
Extreme heat resource round-up

Extreme heat resource round-up

Michelle HoarJul 27, 20223 min read
Sara Emami looks at the camera wearing a blue knit toque and yellow jacket.

The colour of cities and family stories with Sara Emami

Hey Neighbour CollectiveJul 25, 202210 min read
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Simon Fraser University acknowledges the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish), səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), q̓íc̓əy̓ (Katzie), kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem), Qayqayt, Kwantlen, Semiahmoo and Tsawwassen peoples on whose lands our three campuses reside.

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