Join Binners’ Project for a workshop introducing our mission and programs, then explore the laneways where binners work during the walking tour. Experience firsthand the challenges they face and the impact of community-driven waste diversion at the heart of the city.
Accessibility
The Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema is located on the 3rd floor of Goldcorp Centre for the Arts (GCA). The building is accessible at street level on Hastings Street or via one of the two ramps on the Cordova Street Courtyard side. One ramp is located near the entrance to the Woodward’s Westbank Atrium, which houses London Drugs and Nesters Market. The other is located beside the Cambie Street alley. Push buttons that open accessible doors are located at both the Hastings and Cordova entrances.
There are elevators throughout the building. Accessible washrooms are available.
Finding the Event
This event is taking place at 149 West Hastings Street, in The Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre (located in SFU Woodwards).
The venue is accessible by multiple bus routes. The centre is also a walkable distance from the Waterfront and Stadium-Chinatown Skytrain Stations. Plan your transit trip at 
www.translink.ca
, or with 
google maps
.
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