Danforth East Community Association
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Toronto, Ontario Canada
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danfortheastcommunityassociation.com
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Danforth East Community Association (DECA) is a group of neighbours that started working together in 2007 to make our community more vibrant, walkable, safe and fun. In our first five years, we’ve made big changes to our little pocket, starting with our East Lynn Farmers’ Market, giving facelifts to a number of Danforth stores and bringing the Danforth East Arts Fair to the community. With your help, we can do even more.
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Community Building: Lead by Stepping Back

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Community Building: Don't Sit on Your Assets

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Community Building: Start Where People Are

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Community Building 101: Have Fun

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Building Vibrant Communities

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The Unexpected Purple Cow: Pop-Up Stores and Alternative Exhibition Spaces by Natasha Granatstein

Harriete Estel Berman • 10 years ago
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Toronto, Ontario Canada
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NGO / Public Service
Website
danfortheastcommunityassociation.com
About
Danforth East Community Association (DECA) is a group of neighbours that started working together in 2007 to make our community more vibrant, walkable, safe and fun. In our first five years, we’ve made big changes to our little pocket, starting with our East Lynn Farmers’ Market, giving facelifts to a number of Danforth stores and bringing the Danforth East Arts Fair to the community. With your help, we can do even more.
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seattle building jim diers how to community development community danforth east deca engagement surrey british columbia leadership commununity toronto pop-up shops
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