2020 – January – Research Update

Jan 30, 2020 | A.06.C RESEARCH UPDATES

2020 – January – Research Update Public Engagement on Affordable Housing in Edmonton Reviewed by Akshya Boopalan Supporting Vulnerable Tenants in Non-Profit Housing Reviewed by Agatha Briglio A Critical Time: Special Report on Emerging Adults Leaving...

ESPC RESEARCH UPDATE October 2019

Oct 9, 2019 | A.06.C RESEARCH UPDATES

INSIDE THIS UPDATE Basic Income for Canadians Reviewed By: Agatha Briglio – 1 Report on Homeless Encampments on Public Land Reviewed by Debyani Sarker – 3 Social Isolation of Indigenous Seniors in Canada Reviewed by Jenna Horning – 5 Towards Justice:...

Research Update – January 2019

Jan 16, 2019 | A.06.C RESEARCH UPDATES

INSIDE THIS UPDATE OECD Policy Brief on Child Well-Being Reviewed By: Sara Boulos – 1 2018 Annual Report on Immigration Reviewed by Michelle Sorenson – 3 Intergenerational Homeownership Reviewed by Nav Tehera – 5 Born to Win: Wealth Concentration in...

Research Update – October 2018

Oct 1, 2018 | A.06.C RESEARCH UPDATES

EndPovertyEdmonton Year One Progress Report Reviewed By: Yasmin Hussein …..1 Alberta Minimum Wage Profile Reviewed by Ryan Dexter …..3 Impacts of Significant Minimum Wage Increase Reviewed by Aksyha Boopalan…..5 Child Welfare and Youth Homelessness...

June 2018 Research Update

Jun 5, 2018 | A.06.C RESEARCH UPDATES

Inside this Update Thriving in the City Reviewed By: Deborah Hicks PBO Review of Basic Income Reviewed by Debyani Sarker Building Bridges Reviewed by Bethany Long Inclusionary Zoning Reviewed by Navroop Tehera Youth Homelessness Prevention Synopsis by Connor Walsh...
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