You can host your own dialogue to discuss the proposed actions that Vancouver is considering to tackle the climate emergency. Invite your friends, family, co-workers, classmates, or whomever you want!
We’re offering optional in-person and online training on how to host your own dialogue – find session dates and sign-up information, or watch this pre-recorded training session online External website, opens in new tab.
Dialogue kits
Dialogue kits have instructions, tips, and discussion prompts so that you have all you need to host.
Download an online version of the dialogue kit:
- Instructions PDF file (597 KB)
- Game board PDF file (88 KB)
- Discussion rules (tent card) PDF file (69 KB)
- Photo prop PDF file (54 KB)
- Recording sheet PDF file (81 KB)
- How We Move - category, topic, actions, target, question cards PDF file (143 KB)
- How We Build and Renovate - category, topic, actions, target, question cards PDF file (110 KB)
- How We Amplify - category, topic, actions, target, question cards PDF file (120 KB)
Hosted a dialogue?
The feedback from these dialogues will help us shape and refine the proposed actions into a bold Climate Emergency Action Plan that will be brought to Council in October 2020.
Are you a youth?
High school students in Metro Vancouver who host a dialogue and submit the feedback can be formally recognized for 2-hours of community service.
Girl Guide or Scout Canada units based in Metro Vancouver that complete a dialogue kit and submit the feedback are eligible to earn a badge (while supplies last).
How to host a dialogue
If you're interested in hosting a dialogue and can commit to returning the feedback collected to us before April 22, attend an optional training session:
Tuesday, April 7, 7pm to 9pm
Peter Mackay Room, VPL Central Branch, 350 W Georgia St
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