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Welcome!
We developed this six-module course for individuals and communities in Nova Scotia/Mi’kma’ki. You can work through the modules yourself and then use the content to engage others in your community. Flip through these slides to learn more.
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Meet some of the contributors
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Elder Albert Marshall
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Alex Cadel
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Amanda Bostlund
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Caroline Beddoe
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Carolyn Anne Hocquard
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Coco Love Alcorn
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Dayle Eshelby
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Debra Ross
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Denise Robichaud
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Ed Michalik
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Emily Cowin
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Frances MacEachen
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Gordon Johnson
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Joanna Bull
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Justin Cantafio
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Kate Ervine
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Kim Fry
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Nic Fieldsend
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Nina Newington
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Priya Andrade
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Rhys Bevan-John
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Robert Cervelli
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Sean Kelly
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Sera Thompson
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Shawn Feener
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Soren Bondrup-Nielsen
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Susan Lorraine (Szpakowski)
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Vanessa Hartley
Host a potluck, start a conversation, apply for a micro-grant
The time to talk to neighbours about climate risks is before the power outage, flood or wildfire, How We Thrive is offering micro-grants at $50 to help cover refreshments at a neighbourhood conversation, and $200 for a study group.
Fill out a short questionnaire and tell us what you plan to do and we’ll transfer the money. After the event, send us a photo and a brief description, for sharing on social media and inspiring others. With thanks to the Rural Communities Foundation of NS and HalifACT.