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No Poverty Zero Hunger Good Health and Well-Being Quality Education Gender Equality Clean Water and Sanitation Affordable and Clean Energy Decent Work and Economic Growth Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Reduced Inequalities Sustainable Cities and Communities Responsible Consumption and Production Climate Action Life Below Water Life on Land Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Partnerships for the Goals North

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@synapcity recently completed its pilot City Lab 2020 program (Feb 25 to Mar 31). Here are 4 Design Questions conceptualized within the 4 CityLab teams:💭1. Economic Development and Poverty: How might we incentivize economic development in established community hubs (physicial and digital) to increase community engagement and reduce poverty?💭2. Systemic Racism: How might we address systemic racism in the workplace at the City of Ottawa?💭3. Youth and Climate Change: How might we create processes and opportunities that broadly and inclusively engage, amplify and empower youth in addressing climate change and being part of climate change solutions?💭4. Food Security: How might we create food communities?🔰Synapcity’s City Lab is a 6-week experiential learning program bringing together students and residents from all walks of life. Participants learn how to become a more effective citymaker and collaborate with others to make a difference in our city. With opportunities to work both in big and small teams, participants use living Ottawa case studies to play with tools, strategies, and resources to advance a city issue.🔰Visit their website: Synapcity.ca

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Today ‪@unacanada‬ is showing appreciation for all ‪#healthcareworkers‬, ‪#nurses‬ and ‪#midwives‬ by celebrating ‪#WorldHealthDay! T‬ake time today to reflect on the importance of ‪#health‬ and the ‪#healthworkforces‬ working tirelessly in the global ‪#COVID19‬ response. ‪#HealthForAll‬For this year’s #WorldHealthDay @WHO is marking International Year of the #Nurse and the #Midwife! Nurses and Midwives provide essential care services and are continuing to do so during the current #COVID19 outbreak. THANK YOU for everything you do! #SupportNursesAndMidwives @unacanada invites you to share with us any stories of appreciation for #nurses, #midwives and other #healthcareworkers! Share with us the ways in which you are honouring the courage and resilience within your health care community. #SupportNursesAndMidwives #WorldHealthDay#generationsdg #sdgs

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