Community Brief
Human rights issues in Chetwynd
The Chetwynd Brief is part of a series that looks closely at human rights issues in four B.C. communities.
This brief focuses on three key areas of concern:
- effects of the boom-and-bust resource economy (increased cost of living, housing shortages, job losses)
- access to health care (staffing shortages, limited services)
- colonization, discrimination and hate (impacts to Indigenous people, newcomers, women and LGBTQ2SAI+ people)
Note: We offer a printer-friendly (low ink, text-only) version of the community brief below.
If you want an even shorter summary, please see our one-page, double-sided sheet below, under Tools.
Tools to better understand Chetwynd
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Community pack
This package is designed for community members to better understand the state of human rights in Chetwynd. These tools can be used to share the findings of the Chetwynd Community Brief with more groups in the community. The zip file contains presentation slides, a facilitator’s guide that pairs with the presentation, and participant handouts.
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Decision maker pack
This package is designed to help decision makers better understand the findings of the Chetwynd Community Brief so that they may make informed decisions in the community. The zip file contains presentation slides, a facilitator’s guide that pairs with the presentation, and participant handouts.
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One-pager
Our one-page (double-sided) infographic sheet visually highlights some of the focus areas and statistics in the Chetwynd Community Brief.
Please see any available translations below.
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Printer-friendly community brief
This is identical to the community brief except there are no images and everything is in black and white.
One-pager translation(s)
Based on community needs identified, the following translations are available for our one-page (double-sided) infographic sheet on Chetwynd:
Please contact us to request additional translations. We will do our best to meet your needs.
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