A practical resource for planners to evaluate and implement housing policy that strengthens social connection and wellbeing for residents.

Design guide for accessible bus stops in rural communities, created for the Nova Scotia Community Transportation Network.

An innovative policy offers incentives for new housing that supports social connection, health, and inclusion in Port Moody.

Analysis and engagement to inform City of Vancouver policy for apartment livability.

Expanding practical, affordable housing options across the Sunshine Coast.

Assessing and improving accessibility across Penticton’s popular beaches. 

A multi-year accessibility plan for Langley City.

Review of the City of Whitehorse’s Paratransit (Handy Bus) Policy to strengthen accessibility, fairness, and human rights in transit.

Reviewing development proposals to strengthen meaningful access and inclusion for all ages and abilities.

Practical design strategies to meet the needs of drivers while creating great places for people, from Happy Cities and Mobycon.

Community engagement and public space design for the renovation of Halifax North Memorial Public Library.

Recommendations for Metro Vancouver and BC Housing’s DASH toolkit on how to design common spaces that encourage social connection. 

Engagement and research services to help the City of Maple Ridge to identify priorities for renter support and policy.

Community engagement for the Tillicum Burnside Plan, to inform long-term planning for housing, land use, transportation, and public space in Saanich.

Identifying solutions for McLaren Housing Society to support resident wellbeing and aging in place.

A renewed plan to strengthen the Shipyards as a vibrant, inclusive, and community-oriented public space.

Happy Cities led engagement with Queensborough residents about streetscape upgrades for their neighbourhood in New Westminster.

Research and engagement with city planners, health authorities, and community organizations to make the case for social infrastructure.