Featured Event Dec 3, 7:00pm Vancouver Through Two Plagues: The 1918/19 Spanish Flu & CoViD-19 Featured Event Dec 3, 6:00pm — 8:00pm MST Futurism: Decolonizing the City Through a Matriarchal Lens Featured Event Dec 10, 3:00pm — 5:00pm Planning for the Post-Pandemic City Featured Event Dec 15, 7:00pm — 9:00pm Transit subsidies, downtown commuting & equity: Findings from SFU research Featured Event Jan 5, All day Call to Design Teams – LGBTQ2+ National Monument Journal Oct 13 • Amy Nugent Urbanarium Fall Job: Event Coordinator Journal Jul 16 • ANTHONIA OGUNDELE The Fourth Place and Re-imagining the City Journal Jul 11 • Amy Nugent Urbanarium Summer Jobs POLL Where do you think colonial sculptures & monuments belong? Choices Where they are, as they are Where they are, with a contemporary layer of art or interpretation In museums, with additional historical context Removed from public display and put in storage Forged into something new Where they are, as they are 8% (21 votes) Where they are, with a contemporary layer of art or interpretation 26% (66 votes) In museums, with additional historical context 44% (112 votes) Removed from public display and put in storage 4% (11 votes) Forged into something new 18% (45 votes) Total votes: 255
