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Recommendation 19: “Tenant recruitment strategy” could benefit from selective recruitment of businesses that would contribute to the Chinatown character that many of our business interviewees and consumers have identified as ideal additions to the neighbourhood. These were often described as “Chinese businesses” but further work would need to be completed to assess neighbourhood fit in regards to socio-economics and accessibility of these business.

Vancouver Chinatown Social Cohesion Report

Group/author:
hua foundation, Lee, C.

Year:
2018

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Poverty and economic inequality
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Public services
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Private sector
Groups affected:

Living in urban communities
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Racialized people
Location of recommendation:

Mainland/Southwest

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- Accessibility
  - Accessible services and technology
  - Disability and parenting
  - Sign language
- Decolonization and Indigenous rights
  - Culture and language
  - Education and employment
  - Emergency response
  - Health, wellness and services
  - Indigenous children and youth in care
  - Indigenous rights and self-governance
  - Missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit, and LGBTQ2SIA+ people
  - Public education and reconciliation
  - Representation and leadership
- Discrimination and hate
  - Ableism
  - Ageism
  - Classism
  - Faith-based discrimination
  - Gender-based violence
  - Homophobia and transphobia
  - Online hate
  - Racism
  - Sexism
  - Tenancy rights
  - Workers' rights
- Environmental issues
  - Climate justice
  - Policy
- Health
  - Mental health and detention
  - Pre-natal care
  - Substance use
- Human rights system
  - Access to justice
  - Additions to the B.C. Human Rights Code
  - International human rights
- Other
  - COVID-19
  - Disaggregated data
  - Internet
  - Privacy
- Policing and the criminal justice system
  - Alternative solutions
  - Corrections
  - Courts
  - Indigenous issues in policing and justice
  - Policing
- Poverty and economic inequality
  - Economic inequality
  - Food insecurity
  - Housing and homelessness
  - Income insecurity and benefits
  - Poverty
  - Public services
Groups affected
- All
- Children and youth
- Experiences of mental health issues
- Experiences of sexual assault
- Faith groups
- Fleeing violence
- Homeless & housing insecure people
- In poverty
- Indigenous Peoples
- Interacting with criminal justice system
- LGBTQ2SIA+
- Living in rural communities
- Living in urban communities
- Migrant workers
- Newcomers
- Persons with disabilities
- Racialized people
- Seniors
- Sex workers
- Substance users
- Tenants and renters
- Women and gender diverse people
- Workers
- Youth in care
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- Academic institutions
- Criminal justice system
- Faith and cultural groups
- First Nations governments
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- Government of British Columbia
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- Unions
- United Nations
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- All of B.C.
- All of Canada
- Cariboo
- First Nations communities
- International
- Kootenay
- Mainland/Southwest
- Metis communities
- Nechako
- North Coast
- Northeast
- Provinces (outside B.C.)
- Thompson-Okanagan
- Vancouver Island/Coast
Group/author
- A Way Home Kamloops Society & The BC Coalition to End Youth Homelessness
- Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness
- Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters
- Active Manufactured Homeowners Association, BC Public Interest Advocacy Centre, Community Legal Assistance Society, Pivot Legal Society, & West Coast Leaf
- Amnesty International Canada
- BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres
- BC Care Providers Association & EngAge BC
- BC Centre on Substance Use
- BC Coalition to End Youth Homelessness
- BC Human Rights Tribunal
- BC Museums Association
- BC Poverty Reduction Coalition
- BC Society of Transition Houses
- Belak, B
- Bennett, D.
- British Columbia Civil Liberties Association
- British Columbia Federation of Labour
- Broadbent Institute
- BSR
- Campaign 2000, United Way: Greater Toronto, VIVICresearch, Family Service Toronto
- Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
- Canadian Council of the Blind
- Canadian Institute for Climate Choices
- Canadian Labour Congress
- Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division
- Carnegie Community Action Project
- Charlotte Waddell
- Chinese Canadian National Council for Social Justice
- Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter
- Commissioner Thomas R. Braidwood, Q.C.
- Community Legal Assistance Society
- Crisis Centre BC
- Davies, W. H.
- Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre
- Eby, D., Govender, K.
- Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver, International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy, & School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Employment and Social Development Canada
- Ending Violence Association of BC
- Feltes, E.
- First Call
- First Nations Heal
- First Nations Health Council
- First Nations Leadership Council
- Government of British Columbia
- hua foundation
- Human Rights Watch
- International Institute for Sustainable Development
- Lee, C.
- Lindsay Nixon – Yellow Head Insitutite
- Mannoe, M
- Martin, C.
- Maytree
- Métis Nation British Columbia
- Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for B.C.
- Office of the Ombudsperson
- Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Pacey, K.
- Pivot Legal Society
- Provincial
- Representative for Children and Youth
- SPARC BC
- Stacey, Dr. J.
- Stop the Sweeps
- The Global Climate & Health Alliance
- The Office of the Ombudsperson
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
- Turpel-Lafond (Aki-Kwe), Hon. Dr. M. E.
- UN Environment Programme
- Verhaeghe, C.
- Walia, H.
- Walpetko We’dalx Walkem, A
- West Coast Domestic Workers’ Association
- West Coast Leaf
- West Coast Prison Justice Society
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