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Advancing Health, Health Equity and Opportunities for Children in Tough Times

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Recently, the Wellesley Institute’s Bob Gardner and Steve Barnes made a presentation about advancing health, health equity, and opportunities for children in Continue Reading…

One size user fees don’t fit all

Today’s edition of the Globe and Mail reports about community anger about new user fees for the use of Toronto’s municipal playing fields. The health Continue Reading…

Looking beyond cuts to solve city budget woes

Conversations about balancing city budgets often focus only on cutbacks to services or changes in tax rates, but thriving healthy cities need to have more than Continue Reading…

Breaking down the barriers to employment

This morning’s Toronto Star includes a front page story about how Ontario’s employment training programs shut out half of the province’s unemployed. The Continue Reading…

New TCHC task force gets organized!

The new task force on the future of Toronto Community Housing Company held its organizational meeting Monday and adopted an ambitious agenda for the next four Continue Reading…

New Certificate in Community Engagement, Leadership, and Development

Learn to better engage community members in the planning, problem-solving, and  decision-making processes that improve the social, political, and cultural Continue Reading…

Migrant workers, two-tiered employment, and health inequities

The federal government has introduced changes to rules governing temporary foreign workers, speeding up the process, and allowing these workers to be paid Continue Reading…

Wilkinson says that equality is still better for everyone, and it’s time to act

Many of us today at the Wellesley Institute were fortunate to catch Richard Wilkinson’s lecture, courtesy of MASS LBP and the Dalla Lana School of Public Continue Reading…

Housing + income + food = health: Wellesley Institute submission to UN food expert

Housing, income, food and health are all strongly linked. It is important to understand the interconnections, the vicious and virtuous cycles that feed each Continue Reading…

Ontario’s community legal clinics: Agents for building stronger, healthier communities

Ontario’s community legal clinics have a long and successful history of effective work with individual clients and on broader law reform / advocacy issues Continue Reading…