"This guide supplements the Intergenerational Community Guide and provides:
- A suggested approach to conducting an intergenerational workshop, should your CRN be interested in presenting one.
- A starting point for generating ideas for projects in your CRN.
- Suggestions on age-appropriate/stage appropriate intergenerational activities.
- Short stories – called Reflection Points – to illustrate intergenerational theory and concepts, and generate further discussion and thinking.
- Lists of resources where you can find more information.
NOTE: It’s Not Right! is referenced throughout this document. This training is not a prerequisite for intergenerational work.
How to Use this Guide Use this guide:
- To jumpstart your workshop planning, if a workshops is something your CRN wants to do.
- As a starting point for any intergenerational presentations your CRN may want to do.
- For inspiration on any intergenerational activities your CRN may want to pursue
All recommendations in this document and the intergenerational resources cited have been field-tested. Please select only the ideas that will work for your community.
Who this Guide is For?
- Mentors.
- Coordinators.
- Other affiliated community groups."
The Intergenerational Community Guide, Intergenerational Activities Resources Kit, and supplementary materials were funded by the BC Association of Community Response Networks (BC CRN).
