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Oct 21
07:00 PM - 07:00 PM
This event is: Public
Admission Fee: Free

About the event

While the term NIMBY has a negative connotation, current residents are not naïve in their suspicious attitude toward new residential development. What are some key factors in creating community consent for new “infill” development, and are we at a critical threshold of density and city living in Vancouver right now?

 

Moderator

 

Dr. Meg Holden 

Dr. Meg Holden is an associate professor of urban studies and geography at SFU. Her research and teaching areas include social science, policy studies, philosophy, and critical questions faced by cities, sustainability workers, policy makers, theorists, and agents of change.

 

About the Philosophers' Café

Philosophers’ Café is a series of informal public discussions in libraries, cafés and restaurants throughout Metro Vancouver. The cafés, which are open to everyone, have brought dialogue and discussion to thousands of people who are interested in exploring issues from the absurd to the sublime. To learn more about the Philosophers’ Café, please visit their website.

 

Location: Vancouver Public Library (Mount Pleasant branch), Multipurpose room 1

49.264159, -123.100205

Vancouver Public Library (Mount Pleasant branch), Multipurpose room 1

1 Kingsway
Vancouver, BC
Canada