Awesome! This report is like a concise Tedx Talk. As a matter of fact, it SHOULD be. Good job and thank you for finishing out the modules with an outstanding little report!

Good work on the application Wyatt. It will really put our project out in front of the printed house revolution if we can land this funding thanks to your efforts!

Great to have the modules moving forward with your attention on it! Thank you!

Alright! A nice little summary on the options for tiny houses on properties, whether on a bareland condo lot, as a stand along house, or as part of a mobile house development. Nice work in summarizing the possibilities.

Great evaluation of the sampling of questions that would makes up the Green Violin intake system draft v1.0. Thanks to your analysis, the strategy for Green Violin is taking a more serious second look at how to navigate the intake process without violations left and right! Thanks for the clear report and the great analysis of my questions.

Great participation within the group and cooperation with fellow members towards collaborative research. Good engagement in discussion and corralling of foundational material that helps build the story of how we got to our current state of bylaws and Acts. Yours is a great summary that spans across humanity's efforts in maintaining order and civil society. That was a great double segway into religion versus military order because both have shaped human history through the ages, and often they were (and still are) one and the same. It puts our laws into perspective when we enforce Military Rules of Conduct and Engagement and yet try to uphold civil laws that allow for uncompromising rights for people who are not following the rules themselves. Follow up on this idea with a short examination of the rights of prisoners of war and prisoners who are incarcerated here in Edmonton. That would be a nice cap on the work you've been doing around Human Rights. Good work.

Foundational work! This is at the crux of Green Violin's struggles: to provide adequate housing, affordably and safely while ensuring that the neighbour's rights are maintained as well. Good work in breaking down the Human Right to Housing argument and showing what little teeth it actually has, though its message resonates with all of us. Of special note is that you've tied the RTA into the right to housing argument and have shown how laws are trying to be enacted to create security for renters. The portion on discrimination that you've summarized is especially important for the next modules where we start to look at intake processes. I'm glad to see that we CAN be selective without being discriminatory! Great job chewing on a tough module and making sense of the pieces. We will keep building on the research you've done here!