HAPC Engagement Report,
· Gabriola Island · Reports & Publications · 2020
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Topics: Climate & environment · First Nations & reconciliation · Housing & affordability · Transportation & ferries · Fresh water & aquifers — our classification, not the Trust's.
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“Stories From Home” Event Recap Gabriola Island Housing Advisory Planning Commission Source: Tobi Elliott 1 Margot Thomaidis | Student Intern | Jan. 2020 Event Overview: Pecha Kucha Night What? Local knowledge-holders and experts shared their stories and experiences with housing, the environment, and cultural heritage on Gabriola Island, using a fast-paced and fun presentation style. Why? To explore housing options and environmental impacts on Gabriola Island. Left: Dave Bodaly beginning the evening with a song. Right: Steve Earle presenting about climate change and housing. Source: Tobi Elliott. Margot Thomaidis | Student Intern | Jan. 2020 2 Housing Advisory Planning Commission | “Stories From Home” Event Recap Project Overview: Three Key Themes Housing Diversity and Affordability People At Risk Environment and Cultural Heritage The most vulnerable people in our community are often the most impacted by the lack of appropriate housing options. Many are already dealing with physical and mental health issues that may preclude them from securing safe and appropriate housing. The project will evaluate potential impacts of increased housing options to Gabriola’s natural environment as well as cultural sites and archaeological resources. Increasing the diversity of housing options, especially secure and affordable rental housing, is a central theme to this project. 3 Margot Thomaidis | Student Intern | Jan. 2020 Event Presenters and Themes Housing Diversity and Affordability People At Risk Environment and Cultural Heritage People for a Healthy Community Audio Pieces: Interviews with local community members with lived experience with housing instability (played throughout the evening) (Prepared by Tobi Elliott) Karin Kronstal, Social Planner, City of Nanaimo Speaking about housing and homelessness policies Wayne Bourque, Ecosystem Protection Specialist at Islands Trust Conservancy Biodiversity and conservation efforts on the Island Steve Earle, HAPC member and resident An overview of sustainable housing projects Dave Bodaly, Snuneymuxw First Nation Final story Patricia Maloney, Planner and resident Overview of the Housing Needs Assessment for Gabriola John Woods, HAPC Member and resident Housing agreements in Islands Trust Warren Fraleigh, Executive Director of the Haven - Housing needs in the community Margot Thomaidis | Student Intern | Jan. 2020 4 Housing Advisory Planning Commission | “Stories From Home” Event Recap Project Timeline 5 Margot Thomaidis | Student Intern | Jan. 2020 Revisiting Event Objectives Explain WHY the Housing Advisory Planning Commission has been brought together Share ideas about home and place (both human and ecological) Elicit initial feedback about ways to engage with the community as the project moves forward in 2020 How This Was Achieved A brief presentation from Trustees Langereis and Colbourne Each expert or local knowledge holder spoke to
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