F. SOCIAL ISSUES | Edmonton Social Planning Council

Vital Topic: Financial Reality of Millennials in Edmonton

Mar 23, 2020 | A.06.E.1 VITAL TOPICS, A06 PUBLICATIONS, F.05 INCOME, H.04 YOUTH

Vital Topic: Financial Reality of Millennials in Edmonton » Download the new Vital Topic: Financial Reality of Millennials in Edmonton Edmonton Vital Signs is an annual checkup conducted by the Edmonton Community Foundation, in partnership with the Edmonton Social...

Alberta Child Poverty Report – Edmonton Journal Op-Ed

Feb 10, 2020 | ESPC in the News, F.04 POVERTY, F.07 CHILDREN

Alberta Child Poverty Report – Edmonton Journal Op-Ed https://edmontonjournal.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-ending-child-poverty-in-alberta-is-our-moral-obligation Alberta Child Poverty Report Edmonton Journal Op-Ed By Joel French, Sandra Ngo, and Ajay...

Invest in Families: Ending Child Poverty Is Good For All

Jan 14, 2020 | A.06.G REPORTS, F.04 POVERTY, F.07 CHILDREN

Invest in Families: Ending Child Poverty Is Good For All Every night, hundreds of thousands of Alberta children suffer the all-encompassing effects of poverty. Every night, hundreds of thousands of Alberta children suffer the all-encompassing effects of poverty....

Public Engagement on Affordable Housing Report

Oct 17, 2019 | A.06.G REPORTS, D. HOUSING, E.01 PLANNING, E.02 ENGAGEMENT, F.04 POVERTY

Access to stable and quality housing can produce positive outcomes to community health and education, and ultimately improve neighbourhood conditions and perceptions. Families that are in unstable housing are more likely to face intergenerational poverty. Living in...

A Profile of Poverty in Edmonton – May 2019 Update

Aug 6, 2019 | ESPC Announcements, F.04 POVERTY

Read the full report (click on the link):A Profile of Poverty in Edmonton – May 2019 Update Click to download: 2016 Federal Census Neighbourhood Summary Click to download: Map: Prevalence of Low Income After-Tax (All Ages) Click to download: Map:...

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