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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....

A Profile of Poverty in Edmonton – May 2019 Update

Aug 6, 2019 | A.06.G REPORTS, D. HOUSING, E.03 TRENDS, F.04 POVERTY, F.05 INCOME, F.07 CHILDREN, F.08 CHILD CARE, F.10 WOMEN, F.11 FAMILY, F.12 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, F.15 HUNGER

Poverty affects people from all walks of life ÃÂ¢ young, old, employed, unemployed, those who are new to Canada and those whose ancestors have lived here for hundreds of years. The structure of the economy traps people in bad situations and forces some into poverty...

Alberta Child Poverty Report – 2018

Nov 19, 2018 | A.06.G REPORTS, F.04 POVERTY, F.07 CHILDREN, F.08 CHILD CARE, F.11 FAMILY

The annual Alberta Poverty Report is an annual report created by the Edmonton Social Planning Council, in partnership with Public Interest Alberta and the Alberta College of Social Workers. This report finds that Alberta remains to have the largest gap between the...

Tracking the Trends 2018

Mar 12, 2018 | A.06.F TRACKING THE TRENDS, D. HOUSING, E.01 PLANNING, E.03 TRENDS, F.01 GENERAL, F.02 HEALTH, F.04 POVERTY, F.05 INCOME, F.07 CHILDREN, F.08 CHILD CARE, F.09 YOUTH, F.10 WOMEN, F.11 FAMILY, F.12 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, H.01 POLICY, H.02 PROGRAMS / SERVICES, H.05 TRAINING, H.06 WAGE ISSUES, I.02 CANADA, I.03 ALBERTA, I.04 EDMONTON, N. FOOD SECURITY

The Edmonton Social Planning Council (ESPC) today released the 2018 edition of its flagship publication Tracking the Trends.ÃÃÂ The 131-page publication provides a detailed analysis of social and economic trends in Edmonton.ÃÃÂ Information is...

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