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Five Reasons To Be Hopeful About Climate Action in 2025
30th January 2025
->Perspectives
The UN Recognizes Co-ops as a Tool for Social and Economic Transformation
30th January 2025
->Perspectives
A Bold New Look to Match Our Commitment to Transformative Climate Action
10th October 2024
->Webinars & Interviews
SSG Members and Associates have provided hundreds of people with sustainability insights through our webinar series.

Webinar
Webinar: A Quantitative Multirisk Approach at the City Level for Climate Adaptation Planning (FR)
17th December 2024
->Research
We are committed to trans-disciplinary research to produce on-the-ground guidance for decision-makers. A key imperative is to continue to discover new ways to enhance social innovation and in communicating our research outcomes.
The Office of Research draws upon SSG’s Associates to assemble multi-disciplinary teams. Royal Roads University academy members are engaged to augment the teams when needed.

Research
Government of British Columbia Ecological Restoration Best Practices Paper
27th March 2018
->Published Works
First Book from the Office of Research

For crucial insights into how communities can thrive and be sustainable, read this book Community Vitality: From Adaptation to Transformation, a collaboration between Professor Ann Dale, Rob Newell and SSG. The book explores key themes on what makes a community vital, why vitality is important and how vitality helps inspire and guide critical shifts towards thriving, resilient and sustainable communities.
In an era of global climate change, a growing divide between the wealthy and poor, and an overwhelming dependency on digital technology and the Internet, the need for a dialogue on sustainable community planning efforts focused on community vitality has never been stronger.
The book is available from the CRC Bookstore for $29.95 CDN.
Authors
Ann Dale, Rebecca Foon, Yuill Herbert, Rob Newell
Year
2014
Publisher
Fernweh Press
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