Vancouver Foundation Vital Signs 2019
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    • British Columbians are actively contributing to their communities in a range of ways.
    • Many people, regardless of age, feel there are barriers preventing them from doing more.
    • Most British Columbians feel welcome in their community and believe in their capacity to contribute to positive change.
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  • Home
  • Key Findings
    • British Columbians are actively contributing to their communities in a range of ways.
    • Many people, regardless of age, feel there are barriers preventing them from doing more.
    • Most British Columbians feel welcome in their community and believe in their capacity to contribute to positive change.
    • What Next?
  • Reports
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Key Findings

Generation Breakdown

Generations are cohorts of people born around the same time period that exhibit similar characteristics. There is no consensus on names and age ranges for each generation but for the purpose of this report, below is the breakdown we used.

iGen: 18-24 years*
Milliennials: 25-38 years
Gen X: 39-54 years
Baby Boomers: 55-73 years
Matures: 74+ years

* The age range for iGen typically begins younger but the survey only asked those aged 18+.

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