BIL Vancouver v4.0 is upon us and with it comes a weekend of exchange of opinions, community connecting, dancefloor filling and food eating fun.
For those new to our scene, here’s a bit about why BIL exists: Vancouver is a community driven metropolis and the artists, innovators, movers and especially the shakers, power it’s beating heart. BIL events are powered the same way, being entirely participant driven and volunteer run. In these volatile times, it’s important to get out there, engage with your neighbours and talk about (even celebrate) the future.
This year, BIL has a weekend filled with talks, parties, performances, breakouts and other activities, sure to inspire cross-pollination.
Friday: BIL Kixer @ Creative Coworkers (343 Railway) 8pm - Late Saturday: BIL @ The Beaumont - Doors: 9am, Talks: 10am, End: 6pm Saturday: BIL Nights @ Guys & Dolls Billiards (2434 Main St): 7pm - Late Sunday: BIL Mornings: Pancakes & Jam @ The Beaumont - Doors: 9am, Brunch: 10:00am Sunday: BIL @ The Beaumont - Talks: 1pm, End: 6pm Sunday: BIL Continued @ Storm Crow Alehouse (1619 W Broadway): 7pm - Late
The Host
Host of BIL Vancouver 2017 Nigel Mojica BIO: Nigel Mojica is an event host, program facilitator, and hip-hop artist based in Vancouver, BC. For over a decade, Nigel has worked with at-risk segments of the population on initiatives promoting wellbeing, community engagement, economic participation and health. He is a lover of stories, a student of psychology, and a strong believer in meeting people where they are.
Tickets
BIL of Rights
- BIL is a participant driven event where you are encouraged to explore the space and engage with whatever you come across. Not feeling engaged? Time to move on, we have a lot to choose from! -We would like to make this event as green as possible so bring your own water bottles, travel coffee cups and reusable utensils. -BYOC - There is limited seating at this venue so Bring Your Own Seat ( Cushion, Chair or Comfy thing.) -There is very limited pay parking in the neighborhood so we highly recommend car-pooling or public transit. We will have a free bike valet service. -There will be yoga at Pancakes and Jam on Sunday morning! BYOYM (The Yoga Mat can also be your BYOC) -All scheduled talks are estimated times only. To avoid missing a talk, early arrival is highly recommended. -We want to make the content of this event available to those unable to join us so we encourage attendees to photograph, tweet and video their experience and tag us at #BILVancouver -Have something to share? We have a full menu of discussion based activities. Try our Speed “Data-ing,” Long Table Discussions, Tea with Tee, and more! Nearby Amenities: The entire neighborhood has too many eateries to name.For the famished: the Big Rock Urban Eatery and Solleys Bagels are a stone’s throw away. Just 3 blocks up the hill, Broadway has numerous eateries such as Chronic Taco, Sushi, Fat Burger. West on Cambie you can find Menchi’s Starbucks, Whole Foods
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Volunteers
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Speakers
Talks
- +1,-9 — Callum Donald Mathers
- 3DCanada: The Story So Far — John Biehler
- A Mind-Full of Pause Moments — Linzi Martin
- Cats Flippin Birds — Cats Flippin Birds
- Changing the World One Bite at a Time — Ilan Wright
- Create a Show You Want to Go — Eddie Lam
- Crushing Your Can’ts — Paul Henczel
- Digital Phenomena - How the Internet Changes us — Nikolas Badminton
- Evolving Personal Consciousness in Complexity — Dawna Jones
- How My Dream Came True — Tim JP Collins
- How Technology Will Give Us Marriages That Don't Completely Suck — Marina Adshade
- How To Find Or Be A Great Cuddle — Marylen Reid
- I See You vs. ICU: How Being Seen Builds Healthy, Creative Brains — Carson Alexander Kivari
- Living Vs Existence...Coming atcha LIVE! — Danielle Reyes
- Panel: Managing Cultural Spaces — Perspectives From the Frontline
- Permission to be You — Jivi Saran-Cheema
- Pi-Makers: Building the Future with DIY Electronics — Carol Harty
- Playshop: Don't worry about AI - We Have Superpowers They Don't!! — Billie Carn
- Presentation & Workshop: Introduction to Blockchain with a Focus on Ethereum — Cody Marx Bailey
- Presentation: Three Tribes — Tee Crane
- Prisoner Of Shame — Winston Yeung
- STEM, Not Just for Plants — Wes Wong
- Shifting From Success to Significance — Dan Lok
- So You Want To Be A Founder — Nabi Awada
- Talking with Broken Machines — Jordan Matthew Yerman
- The Age of Fulfillment — Glen Brauer
- UBC Sailbot: Daring the Oceans — Serena Ramley
- What Gender Parity in The Workplace Can Learn From Feminist Porn — Laura Glass
- What I Learned from a Sock Puppet — Mike Funergy
- What happens when the pixie dust runs out? A look at aviation safety — Devin Knowles
- What's next — Beth Campbell
- Why do sex positive people argue so much? — Niko Bell
- Workshop: Tea With Tee — Tee Crane
Organizers
- Drew MacDonald Event Coordinator

