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Ho , Suenn
Position Associate Professor
School of Architecture and Allied Arts Department of Architecture
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon, , 97402 USA
Home Phone: 503-484 2236
Work Phone: 503-346 3659
Fax: 503-346 3626
Email suennh@aaa.uoregon.edu
Vocation Academic
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Education, public
awareness, communication
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
Biographical information
Interest Areas: Architecture,
specializing in international urban villages/slums.
Education:
M.Arch. Columbia B.Arts Williams College
Employment/Experience: 5
years practising as an architectural designer in New York, Southern France, Hong
Kong Associate Professor, University of Oregon Department of Architecture
(full time teaching)
Languages; other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Ho, S.(1994) Sustaining Collective
Memory: The Demise of the Kowloon Walled City (Lessons from the Kowloon Walled
City) Workshop at the Women and Sustainable Development: Canadain Perspectives
Conference. U.B.C., Vancouver, May, 1994. Ho, S. (to be published in
1994) " An Architectural Study on the Kowloon Walled City, Preliminary
Findings, Hong Kong, 1993 "(special issue on Hong Kong) Process
Architecture.
Hodgins, Val
United Church of Canada
23 Penrith Cres.
London, Ontario, N6G 4M8 Canada
Home Phone: 519-438-0976
Work Phone: 519-455-9201
Vocation Church
Hogan, Pat
MOB
1556 E. 5th
Van., British Columbia, Canada
Hogan Rufelds, Carla
282 York Street
Fredericton, New Brunswick, E3B 3P3 Canada
Work Phone: 506-454 1050
Fax: 506-452 8564
Vocation
Business
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Education, public
awareness, communication
Biographical information
S.D.Interests: Community forestry;
participatory planning approaches; rapid rural appraisal and participatory
rural appraisal (PRA); gender analysis; training ; international and national;
gender and forestry; environmental education.
Education: B.Sc.
Forestry Registered Professional Forester (RPF) 8 years international
experience through FAO, CIDA, UNDP, CUSO Member of OPFA, CIF TFAP
operational princples.
Languages; other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Article on gender and forestry in
F/FRED Newsletter. Hogan-Rufelds, C. Forestry chronicle article on CIDA in
international forestry.
Holm, Wendy
R.R. #1, L-25
Bowen Island, British Columbia, V0N 1G0 Canada
Work Phone: 604-947 2893
Fax: 604-947 2321
SD
Interest Areas Sustainable development - Ecology, environment, resources
Biographical information
Languages; other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Holm, W." Canadian Water and
Global Economics" Call fo Communications for the Women and Sustainable
Development: Canadian Perspectives Conference. U.B.C., Vancouver, B.C., May,
1994.
Hood, Robin June
Sierra Club - CESTA The Gaia Project
151 Howe St.
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Work Phone: 604-383-9894
Fax: 604-384-1534
Vocation
Activist
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Education, public
awareness, communication
Biographical information
Education: M.ed -
Curriculum/education-global education. BSc - Geography Experience/
Employment: Herbologist (apprentice) Community development in El Salvador
media: documenting film; curriculum: intercultural, 'generative' curriculum.
Languages; other skills: English
Horii, Gayle
310B - 11831 - 80th Avenue
Delta, British Columbia, V4C 1Y1
Canada
Work Phone: 604-591 6405
Vocation Youth
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Peace and security
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Law and policy
Biographical information
Languages; other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Horii, G. "Social Justice
For Prisoners Too."
Horler, Aileen
Yukon Development Education Centre
Box 4583
Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 2R8 Canada
Home Phone: 403-668-2802
Vocation education
Biographical information
Languages; other skills: English
Sustainable development viewpoints
Inspirations
Inspiration: working with and learning from women from the South, learning
stories of women's struggles and successes.
Concerns and encouragement
Concerns that should be addressed to
approach S.D.: the institutionalized power structures, global
macro-economic capitalist policies.
Changes needed
List of changes needed in order to approach S.D.:
1) there needs to be an increase in understanding (re:access to information)
throughout the entire population (re:what it is, how to get there, what to
do?), 2) change in institutional structures and actions international
development and international trade, political economy, renewable resource
management, South-North partnerships, self-government, Northern Canadian
economic development.
Howard, Jennifer
Brandon University
202-107 7th Street
Brandon , Manitoba, R7A 355 Canada
Home Phone: 204-727 8714
Work Phone: 204-725 2955
Vocation Academic
Howard, Cori
Ojos de Luna Productions
Box 135
Tofino, British Columbia, V0R 2Z0 Canada
Home Phone: 604-725 2524
Work Phone: 604-725 2700
Fax: 604-725 2524
Vocation Activist; Media
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Education, public
awareness, communication
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Strengthening groups
(youth, women, First Nations)
Biographical information
Languages; other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Howard, C. (1994) "Reporting
In and On Clayoquot Sound" Workshop at the Women and Sustainable
Development: Canadian Perspectives Conference, U.B.C., Vancouver, May, 1994.
Howse, Grace
c/o Shuswap; Dora Demers
379 Pender Place
Kamloops, British Columbia, V2B 4E9 Canada
Home Phone: 604-554-2835
Work Phone: 604-828-9820
Huber, Celia
208 - 2155 W. 5th Ave.,
Vancouver, British Columbia, V6K 1S1
Work Phone: 604-733-0252
Hughes, Helen
Windsor House Alternative School
714 Westmoreland Cres.
North Vancouver, British Columbia, V7P 2G7
Canada
Work Phone: 604-988-1836
Vocation Academic
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
Biographical information
Languages: other skills; English
Your publications related to SD
Hughes, H. (1994) "Sustaining
Families Through Schools" Workshop at the Women and Sutainable
Development: Canadian Perpectives Conference. U.B.C., Vancouver, May, 1994.
Hume , Sharon
2708 Dunlevy
Victoria, British Columbia, V8R 5Z5 Canada
Work Phone: 604-592-4822
SD Interest Areas
Sustainable development - Community development, planning
Biographical information
Interest Areas: women and decision
making; women in /and management community development; women's health.
Languages; other skills: English
Hume, Valerie
Position Policy Co-ordinator - Sustainable Development
Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Natural Resources and
Environment Branch
Ottawa, Ontario, K2A 3Y3 Canada
Home Phone: 613-728-8617
Work Phone: 819-997-9480
Fax: 819-953-2590
Vocation Bureaucrat; First Nations
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Law and policy
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
Biographical information
Interest Areas: sustainable development
on global and regional levels; sustainable development programs utilizing
natural resources.
Education: Ph.D in Geography
Employment/Experience: Policy Co-ordinator for Sustainable Development in
Northern Canada, Implementation of Community Resource Management Programs.
Memberships: Canadian Association of Geographers; Association of
American Geographers Ottawa Field Naturalists; Zonta Club of Ottawa; Canadian
Committee for UNIFEM
Language; other skills: English.
Your publications related to SD
Hume, V. (1990) "Sustainable
Development in Canada's North", in Visions 2020. Hume, V. (1991) "Adaptive
Management in the Canadian North" IN: Slocome, S.(ed) Tools for
Sustainability: Explorations and Prospects; Working Paper no. 2: Commission on
Environment Strategy and Planning of the International Union for Conservation
of Nature and Natural Resources.
Sustainable development viewpoints
Inspirations
A philosophy inculcated by professor K. Cumberland, at
Auckland University, Geography Department in the 1950's !
Concerns and encouragement
I am concerned about the unwillingness
of decision makers in governments and business to accept S.D.as a new way of
doing business. People who have their own agendas and are not flexible enough
to adust to new ideas. Encouragement: governments are gradually
moving from endless debates about definition to ideas for implementation.
Changes needed
List of changes needed to approach S.D.: Globally-
Changes in attitude; rigorous environmental assessment of activities--including
studies of carrying capacities, regulation of toxic substances (production,
transportation, use and disposal). An appreciation of the true meaning of
sustainable development--and that environmental protection is not just
preservation and prohibition.
Humpage, Kate
Human Resources Development Canada
Place du Portage, Phase lV
Hull, Quebec, K1A 0J9 Canada
Home Phone: 613-258-7331
Work Phone: 613-957-0693
Fax: 613-957-1523
Vocation Activist
Biographical information
Interest Areas: women and employment.
Experience/
Employment: Work for Human Resources Development Canada.
Language; other skills: English
Hunter, Lynn
#11-630 Huxley Street
Victoria, British Columbia, V8Z 3X2
Canada
Work Phone: 604-479 0937
Fax: 604-479-9154
Vocation
Business
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Law and policy
Biographical information
Interest Areas: Activist, Mother,
International Development Worker.
Education: B.A. History and
Political Science, University of Victoria.
Employment: Presently
working as a consultant on women/environment/development issues. Former Member
of Parliament Environment Committee Elected M.P. 1988-1993 (NDP), Saanich &Gulf
Islands Delegate to the 1992 Earth Summit.
Memberships: Member of
the Board of the Royal B.C. Museum.
Language; other skills: English;
Public Speaking
Your publications related to SD
Hunter, L. (1994) "Women in
Politics," Workshop at the Women and Sustainable Development: Canadian
Perspectives Conference. U.B.C., Vancouver, B.C., May, 1994. Hunter, L.
(1994) " International Women's Research Networks: Communication for
Sustainable Development," Workshop at the Women and Sustainable
Development: Canadian Perspectives Conference. U.B.C., Vancouver, B.C., May,
1994. Hunter, L (1985). "The Indian Franchise in British Columbia"
The Ascendant Historian. Vol. 3. The History Student's Course Union and the
Department of History, University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.
Sustainable development viewpoints
Inspirations
Inspirations: My commitment to SD has been inspired when travelling to the Horn
of Africa in the1980's as an international development worker and seeing the
devastation created by monocropping. I have also being inspired by the
Earth Summit, being elected to parliament and having children.
Concerns and encouragement
My concerns relate to our inability to
transform the small "p" political activism of environmentalists and
international development activists to the capital "P" politics of
electoral office. The solutions to our problems are political and women
remain on the fringe of political power.
Changes needed
List of changes needed in our society to promote
sustainability : 1) knowledge of how the world really works, 2) courage to
act as individuals, 3) commitment to solutions best for all, 4) sense of
urgency, 5) working together to support a new direction.
Hurley, Karen
3931 Lauder Road
Victoria, British Columbia, V8N 4H3 Canada
Work Phone: 604-477-2290
Fax: 604-472-1858
Vocation
Bureaucrat
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
Biographical information
Workshop facilitator on decision making
Languages; other skills; English
Your publications related to SD
Hurely, K. (1994) "Sustainability:
Possible if We Change the Who, How and Why of 'Decision-Making",
Workshop at the Women and Sustainable Development: Canadian Perspectives
Conference, U.B.C., Vancouver, May, 1994.
Husband, Vicky
Position Chairperson, Sierra Club of BC (formerly Western Canada)
Sierra Club of BC
1525 Amelia Street
Victoria, British Columbia, V8W 2K1 Canada
Work Phone: 604-386 5255
Fax: 604-386 4453
Vocation
Activist
SD Interest Areas Ecology, Environment, Resources
SD Interest Areas Education, Public Awareness, Communication
Biographical information
Education: B.A. Fine Arts and
History, UBC; should have taken forestry and economics, though could teach
those now.
Employment/Experience: More than full-time volunteer for
Sierra Club of BC; volunteer because there isn't enough money for a salary.
Former President, Friends of the Ecological Reserves (group played leading role
in fight for preservation of the Khutzeymateen Valley). Formerly a director of
the National Committee to Save South Moresby. In 1988, Vicky was awarded a
UNEP Global 500 Award for outstanding contributions to environmental protection.
Memberships: Most major environmental groups; Amnesty and others,
though no time to do much for them.
Languages; other skills: good
public speaker, communicator; lobbyist; work with the media everyday; good
fundraiser
Your publications related to SD
No personal publications, though
I raise money to hire people to do mapping, reports, etc and to generate many
Sierra Club publications.
Sustainable development viewpoints
Inspirations
I
hate the term "sustainable development" and am not committed to it; I
call what we do "developing sustainably" and I am committed to
that. I did meet Brundtland, and sat on the BC Round Table which felt like
a waste of time. I am inspired because I want a future for us all. We're
consuming the world's resources, not only our own, at an unsustainable rate;
we in Canada have to clean up our own act first.
Concerns and encouragement
What encourages me? I like the role
of women. I'm heartened by the Cairo conference on population and
development and the challenge to male domination. I am encouraged by the
goverment in BC admitting to mismanagement and overconsumption of forest
resources, though it may not be there long enough. I am concerned about
governments - provincial and federal - failure to move from the status quo to
really reconizing the problems we're facing. I'm concerned that no one is
moving fast enough to stop the overconsumption of resources. I'm concerned
about the lack of broad-based education in the training of resource managers. I
am concerned that the marine environment has not been looked at at all.
We're dealing with the drftnet of the forest as well as the driftnet of the
fishery. I'm concerned that we're not leaving anything for the children.
I'm encouraged that some native people are showing real leadership from their
perspectives and directions which could be very helpful; we need to work
more with First Nations. I'm encouraged by the Kitlope Vallye decision. It
is a gift to the world by the the Haisla people in the Kitimat area. I'm
encouraged by Clayocquot -- it mobilized so manhy people in a spontaneious
outpouring against injustice; it empowered native people -- there has been
nothing like it in Canada. However, its success will depend on implementation.
A scientific panel has been set up that will report in February, 1995; it
could change the grame for forest management in Canada.
Changes needed
Changes are needed in primary education, and in
education of women, especially in the developing world, to take control of
their lives. Canada has to solve the debt problem and stop the big lie that we
are sustianable. We are overcutting by 50% in BC and exporting the technology
that makes that overcutting possible. Everyone's future is at stake.
Husted, Lynn
MOF Research Branch
31 Bastion Square
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Work Phone: 604-387-6579
Fax: 604-387-0046
Hutcheson, Sarah M.
Position Graduate Student
University of Victoria Environmental Studies Program
P.O. Box 1700
Victoria, British Columbia, V8W 2Y2 Canada
Home Phone: 604-480 1246 or 604-721 1246
Work Phone:
604-721 6352 c/o environmental studies
Fax: 604-721 7212
Vocation Academic
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Strengthening groups
(youth, women, First Nations)
Biographical information
S.D.Interests: intersections of feminism
and environmentalism; ecofeminism; ideas of environmental security; history of
ideas on the environment; feminist/environmental praxis; theories of
sustainable development.
Education: Current Master's Program,
U.Vic. Environmental Studies. B.A. major: Political Science, Minor: Women's
Studies.
Employment/Experience: Editor, WENET (Women and
Environment Network) Chair- Women's Committee, United Nations Association of
Canada, Victoria Branch Member of National Women's Caucus-United Nations
Association of Canada 2 Years Work in Northern Japan and is very interested in
the international/ cross-cultural dynamics of addressing environmental
questions.
Languages; other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Hutcheson, S. (1994) Gender,
Environment and Security: The Search for a Meaningful Sense of Sustainability.
Workshop at the Women and Sustainable Development: Canadian Perspectives
Conference, U.B.C., Vancouver, May, 1994.
Huyer, Sophia
IFIAS
39 Spadina Road
Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2S9 Canada
Home Phone: 416-972 0768
Work Phone: 416-926 7570
Fax: 416-926 9481
Vocation Activist; Academic
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Strengthening groups
(youth, women, First Nations)
SD Interest Areas Sustainable development - Community development,
planning
Biographical information
Interest Areas: Women in development,
women in science and technology internationally, women's organizations, women
and trade.
Education: Ph.D. Candidate in Environmental Studies,
York University M.A. University of Toronto,
Employment/ Experience:
International Federation of Institutes for Advanced Study (IFIAS)
Progressive coordinator, Gender, Science and Development
Languages;
other skills: English
Your publications related to SD
Huyer, S. (1994) Women's Science
and Technology: Organizing For Sustainable Development. Workshop at the Women
and Sustainable Development: Canadian Perspectives Conference, U.B.C.,
Vancouver, May, 1994.
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