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AHA MEDIA congratulates W2 for winning the 2011 Roger Inman Memorial Award for Community Economic Development!!!!
AHA MEDIA congratulates W2 for winning the 2011 Roger Inman Memorial Award for Community Economic Development !!! We are so proud of you!! 🙂
The Roger Inman Memorial Award
Background:
Annually, CCEC presents the Roger Inman Memorial Award for Community Economic Development (CED) in recognition of a project that has made a significant contribution to the economic development of the community. CCEC is committed to keeping our money and resources working in our community by actively supporting and promoting the development of strong, successful community businesses, projects and organizations.
Any group, business or individual affiliated with CCEC Credit Union is eligible for this special recognition/cash award.
Nominations are evaluated taking into account the following criteria:
Being self-directed; and basing itself in the co-operative principles:
- Voluntary and Open Membership
- Democratic Member Control
- Member Economic Participation
- Autonomy and Independence
- Co-operative Education
- Co-operation among Co-operatives
- Concern for Community
- Benefiting the community on a continuing basis
- Defining a goal that addresses an identified community need
- Benefiting the community in a broader nature than a purely economic one
- Bringing together diverse awareness regarding community economic development
At CCEC we take all of “Community Economic Development” seriously. For us, the community part is essential to the economics, and we work to foster both for growth and change. It’s one of our basic principles. From the list of past winners you can see how they are working at CED in your community — from theatre to farms to loan guarantees. Every one of these groups is building community in creative ways, with courage and persistence.
Past winners are:
2010: Discovery Organics
2009: Vancouver Folk Music Festival Society
2008: East Vancouver Celebration Society
2007: Rhizome Café
2006: Fraser Common Farm Co-operative
2005: Spartacus Books Educational Society
2004: Theatre In The Raw Society
2003: Compassion Club Society of Vancouver
2002: Hebrew Assistance Association of Vancouver
2001: Your Local Farmers’ Market Society
2000: Vancouver Co-operative Radio
1999: Watari Research Association
1998: East End Food Co-operative
1997: Philippine Women Centre
1996: WomenFutures Loan Guarantee Fund
1995: Teaching Support Staff Union of Simon Fraser University (TSSU)
1994: Peer Assisted Lending (PAL) through Cal Meadow Foundation
The PHS lecture series presents STANTON PEELE: True Recovery
THURSDAY JANUARY 27, 2011
Stanton Peele, Ph.D., J.D., is a renowned psychologist who has for the past 40 years challenged the more simplistic notions and models of addiction that have predominated the North American debate. He is one of the pioneers of harm reduction, acknowledging that addiction occurs with a range of experiences and that there is something called a natural recovery from addiction. He is the author of Love and Addiction, The Meaning of Addiction, 7 Tools to Beat Addiction, and is the Developer of the Life Process Program for defeating addiction.
This is an incredible opportunity. Stanton is an engaging and highly entertaining speaker who promises to challenge the way we understand and think about addiction and recovery.
Soup, coffee and dessert will be served at 6:30 pm
THIS IS A FREE EVENT, BUT PLEASE RSVP TO RSVP@PHS.CA
Hope to see you there!
April Smith and Peter Davies of AHA MEDIA’s 5 questions for George Stroumboulopoulos – CBC Live contest
April Smith and Peter Davies of AHA MEDIA’s 5 questions for George Stroumboulopoulos – CBC Live contest
Below is April Smith’s photo and video submission
Below is Peter Davies’ photo and video submission
Musicians at LifeSkills Centre practice together with encouragement from Shane Turner of Shane Turner Overdrive in Vancouver Downtown Eastside (DTES)
Musicians at LifeSkills Centre practice together in Vancouver Downtown Eastside (DTES) with encouragement from Shane Turner of Shane Turner Overdrive
Below are livestream videos of our LifeSkills Centre Musicans, filmed from a Nokia N97 mini cameraphone
Kevin Scrimgeour – Registered Acupuncturist helps community members of LifeSkills Centre in Vancouver Downtown Eastside (DTES)
Kevin Scrimgeour – Registered Acupuncturist helps community members of LifeSkills Centre in Vancouver Downtown Eastside (DTES)
A full room of community members relaxing during their acupuncture sessions from Kevin Scrimgeour
Kevin Scrimgeour
(604)-346-8551
Personal and Community Acupuncture.
Available for home visits or you may visit me at my home or clinic space.
Acupuncture is used in combination with TCM diagnostics and other modalities.












