Gallery – Community Death Care Project

Death Doula Mono Brown

Oppenheimer Park Tuesday, April 19, 2022 Program Description: Participants learned about what a death doula is and some of the ways that death doulas support people and communities facing end…

Cross Cultural Mountain View Cemetery Tour

Image Description: A close up of a left hand holding a Mountain View Cemetery Self Guided Walking Tour Booklet. The booklet cover has a title and an image of the old Jewish Cemetery gates. The Cemetery grounds are out of focus in the background of the photo.

Sunday, April 10, 2022 @ 10:00AM – 12:15PM PDT Cross Cultural Walking Tours bring awareness of the contributions of Indigenous and early immigrant communities, the richly layered history of Vancouver’s…

Image Description of Logos: (gridded rows - left to right)
British Columbia Logo, The image features a stylized sun rising or setting behind mountain peaks, set above the words “British Columbia.” The tagline “Supported by the Province of British Columbia” is below. BC Centre for Palliative Care, The logo shows a colorful, abstract star or flower design composed of five differently colored segments, with the name “BC Centre for Palliative Care” written alongside it. Carnegie Community Centre,
This logo is predominantly black and white, featuring a large “C” with a stylized tower or lighthouse at the top, and the words “Carnegie Community Centre” written inside the “C.” DeathCareBC, The logo features a stylized, minimalistic layered symbol resembling a tree or ripple, with the words “DeathCare BC” written to the side in black. Kelowna Homelessness Research Centre, This logo has a minimalist outline of a building or doorway, with “Kelowna Homelessness Research Centre” written beside it in a modern font. Vancouver Public Library (VPL), The VPL logo is bold and colorful, with the letters “V,” “P,” and “L” in blue, red, and yellow squares, followed by “Vancouver Public Library” in black. Canadian Heritage, The logo features the red Canadian flag on the left with the words “Canadian Heritage” and “Patrimoine canadien” written in black to the right.