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MEMBER FORUM Jarrett Hagglund, Member-at-Large 11 March 2019 Co-operative Housing Federation of British Columbia AGENDA FOR THE EVENING 1. Welcome 2. Updates from CHF BC 3. Updates from CHF Canada 4. Kaslo Gardens Co-op Indigenous

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Co-operative Housing Federation of British Columbia

11 March 2019

MEMBER FORUM

Jarrett Hagglund, Member-at-Large

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AGENDA FOR THE EVENING

  • 1. Welcome
  • 2. Updates from CHF BC
  • 3. Updates from CHF Canada
  • 4. Kaslo Gardens Co-op – Indigenous

Reconciliation

  • 5. Wrap-up
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THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

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CHF BC offers a full range of services to support our members be well-governed membership associations, soundly managed viable businesses and healthy co-operative communities. Commercial Services

Helping you and your co-op save money through group buying.

Planning & Renewal

Helping secure the long-term viability of co-ops and the broader co-op sector.

Education

Ensuring co-ops are equipped with the knowledge, skills and supports they need.

Community

Keeping in touch with co-op news and fostering co-op connections.

Advocacy

Speaking up for and representing co-op interests.

CHF BC SERVICES

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • Ten things to look for in your financial statements WEBINAR

March 26

  • Education Conference: Saturday, April 6

Sheraton Wall Centre, Richmond Airport

  • Legal duties of directors WEBINAR

May 9

  • CHF BC Semi-Annual General Meeting: Saturday, May 26

Sheraton Wall Centre, Richmond Airport

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KEEP CONNECTED WITH US

#strongercommunities

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INVITE US TO YOUR CO-OP

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CHF Canada Report

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Vision Framework: “Co-op Housing for All”

CHF Canada

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Vision Panel Videos

CHF Canada Report 10

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Aligning to support the Vision Framework

  • CHF Canada Report

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Greener Co-op Microgrants

  • CHF Canada Report

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CHF Canada Report 13

www.chfcanada.coop

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CHF Canada report 14

AGM Guest Speakers

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Coast Salish (Vancouver) Cooperatives & Reconciliation Strategy: From Knowledge to Action

The story of Kaslo Gardens Housing Coop…

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Acknowledgements

  • Unceded Coast Salish Territory
  • Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada diversity grant
  • Scott Clark and Bethany Sunday Shortt from Aboriginal Life in

Vancouver Enhancement Society (ALIVE)

  • Ushnesh Sengupta, University of Toronto
  • Tami Pierce, Vancouver Community College Indigenous Education and

Community Engagement program

  • Co-operative Housing Federation of BC for support in

advertising/enabling us to share about this work

  • Kaslo Gardens Co-operative Action Network Committee (Kaslo CAN)
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Overview of evening

  • 7:15-7:45pm Kaslo’s story
  • 7:45-8:05 pm Break
  • 8:05-8:35pm Small group dialogue
  • 8:35-9:00pm Large group sharing
  • Closing: Workshop at CHF BC’s spring conference
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Our story…

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First steps: Starting our civic engagement committee – Kaslo Gardens’ Cooperative Action Network Committee (Kaslo CAN)

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Funding from Cooperative Housing Federation of Canada’s Diversity grant

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To address the invisibility of this history/ongoing impact: Opened our invite to all Vancouver coops

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Coast Salish (Vancouver) Cooperatives & Reconciliation dialogue-action series

Spring forum/conference /summit=develop co-op reconciliation strategy

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Learning…

Pillar 1: Recognition Pillar 3: Reconciliation Pillar 2: Restitution Pillar 4: Reciprocal accountability

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Another way to organizing participants’ ideas: Reconciliation continuum

Awareness building Shared decision making Resource sharing

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Break into small groups

  • If your coop has engaged in reconciliation work thus far, what have

you done? What worked well? What areas would your coop like to improve?

  • What does the meaning of the following terms mean to you?

“Colonization” “Decolonization” “Restitution” “Reconciliation”? How might your coop move these insights into action within your coop?

  • How might coops collaborate? How might coops reach out to and

connect and build relationships with Indigenous members and communities?

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Report back from small groups…

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Recognition…

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Recognition…history of cooperatives and colonization in Canada

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Recognition: impacts of genocidal practices such as residential schools

Impact on residential school survivors: Fear, panic, horror Dehumanization Pain, loss, shame, internalized shame Vulnerable, confusion-not knowing what was happening Loneliness, isolation Deep sadness Unloving environment-didn’t learn how to love Indoctrination Terror, despair, hopelessness Anger Inter-generational impact: 60s Scoop Present: more children in child welfare than height of residential schools Inter-generational healing: Learning how to love again, learning how to connect, build community, reclaim lost culture, lands, rights

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Restitution-reconciliation

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Reciprocal accountability

Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society (ALIVE)

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Reciprocal accountability

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Reciprocal accountability

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Next steps…

  • To stay updated on this work: join Van CAN
  • Join our email list serve: KasloCAN@gmail.com
  • Attend CHF BC’s spring conference and join our three hour workshop
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Co-operative Housing Federation of British Columbia

11 March 2019