Cheryl Lee Madden

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As a researcher, Cheryl-lee Madden publishes a range of articles, blog posts, and opinion pieces on a wide variety of topics, including Vancouver’s real estate market, people and places, sustainability, environment and society, housing affordability, social reproduction, capacity building, and the consequences of gentrification. Our publications also examine Vancouver’s rent gap and housing crisis, people versus profits, the many different aspects of sweat equity, renters and creative resilience, livable cities, land ownership, the displacement of people with low incomes from certain communities, and the creation of affordable housing solutions. MMC also provides reviews of existing human-urban geography literature and articles related to Vancouver and other areas of British Columbia.

MMC’s written reports expand the reach of charitable organizations, amplifying their voice and providing them with great visibility. We also connect these associations with important companies and civic groups that are committed to providing the funding support necessary for crucial projects. A recent example of an initiative designed to counter 1960s urban renewal Black community erasure is the Hogan’s Alley Society Report to Vancouver City Hall, making a case for an 898 Main Street Cultural Centre.

vancouverism

PUBLICATIONS

The 6th Eviction: The Dark Side of ‘Vancouverism’.  The personal story of Cheryl-lee’s successful resistance to five renoviction attempts, addressed to the public who are Vancouver renters in a ‘city of renters’.
https://www.sfu.ca/publicsquare/community-summit/2021-summit/innovations-in-research/the-right-to-vancouverism.html https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/vancouverism/

Immersive view of salmon and reasons to keep the Fraser River clean.

An examination of animal food sources in totem residences as they contribute to UBC community biodiversity. Report written to SEEDS Mapping Animal Food Sources in Totem Residence grounds

No freeways on the horizon: The path to livability. Human Geography Perspectives – Open Collections UBC . Cheryl-lee Madden et al. (2018). https://open.library.ubc.ca/cIRcle/collections/undergraduateresearch/52966/items/1.0355546

To contact Chery-lee Madden at MMC, please email:

info@cheryl-leemadden.ca