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​Key Topics During the First Year

  • Understanding and Cultivating Places as Cultural Landscapes
  • Planning for the edges of Chinatown and how thinking about cultural values in Chinatown can improve the ways we think about neighbourhood planning
  • How to manage living heritage and learn from examples local and international opportunities for affordable and low-incoming housing in historic places

Our Goals and Commitments

  • To inspire interest in living heritage and the importance for the city of meaningful places such as Vancouver's Chinatown
  • Provide stakeholders, including citizens, with opportunities for dialogue and learning about important issues in cultural heritage
  • Engage stakeholders in meaningful ways with planning processes as the City of Vancouver pursues the bid for a World Heritage designation

Specifically concerning the bid for World Heritage

  • We want to help citizens learn about this complex type of heritage and how it is important for creating and maintaining a sense of place.
  • Learn about the UNESCO process for World Heritage Designation.
  • Discover how this process is relevant to citizens and how they are relevant to the process. 
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  • Home
  • About
    • AGM & Honourees
    • Publications
    • Resources >
      • Cedar & Bamboo
  • Membership
  • Awards
    • Dr. Edgar Wickberg Prizes
    • Dr. Edgar Wickberg Book Prize
    • Larry Wong Prize
    • Drs. Wallace B. & Madeline Chung Prize
    • Heritage Fair
  • Events
    • 105Keefer
    • Beyond Pender >
      • Key Topics
      • Session 1 - Dim Sum
      • Session 2 - Business Opportunities
      • Session 3 - Cultural Landscapes
      • Session 4 - Cultural Tourism
      • Session 5 - Beyond Pandas
    • Numbers and Racial Data Collection >
      • Negative Numbers
      • Missing Numbers
    • Lin Commemorative Fund and Lecture Series >
      • What's In A Name
      • Chinatown and Beyond
      • From Mao to Now
      • Yellow Peril
      • Beyond Sinophobia
      • The Battle for Chinatowns Across Canada
    • Past Events >
      • A Time Like No Other
      • Heritage of Cantonese Migration >
        • Itinerary
        • Trip Cost & Travel Info
        • Application
      • Saltwater City
      • Yuquot Summerfest
  • Online Store
  • Support Lytton