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The Language of Community in Canada

Hannah Evans has experience in both program implementation and research on issues relating to civil society and community revitalization with a particular focus on the post-communist countries in Central and Eastern Europe. Recent written work includes Local Development and the European Union: How the EU Structural Funds Affect Community (Via Foundation, 2000) and "Regional Development, Civil Society and European Union Accession: Regional Policy in Transition in the Czech Republic" (2000). Evans speaks English, French and Czech fluently and possesses a Masters degree from the York University Faculty of Environmental Studies.

Eric Advokaat has expertise as an educator, researcher and facilitator of community and planning issues. Recently, he has been involved in the design and facilitation of a multi-stakeholder workshop on municipal solid waste, strategic planning for the Ministry of Health, the Toronto Joint Citizen's Committee for People with Disabilities and the St. James United Church. His area of interest focuses on community as a space for conflict management and collaboration. He speaks English and French fluently. Advokaat possesses a Masters degree from the York University Faculty of Environmental Studies.