The Wellesley Institute’s Director of Housing and Innovation, Michael Shapcott, delivered a presentation on gaining policy impact on complex urban issues, using Aboriginal housing in Toronto as a case study, for a public policy class at Seneca College on July 4.
The Wellesley Institute engages in research, policy & community mobilization to advance population health
You Also May Like
- MPs have a chance on Wednesday to vote for housing and vote out homelessness
- Great news today! Ontario starts to spend federal Aboriginal housing dollars
- Big cuts planned for Toronto housing funding
- Housing and homelessness: Presentation to Ryerson University students
- Housing and homelessness: Presentation notes for George Brown College students
Most Popular Articles
- Happy National Housing Day 2012: Three important things all Canadians should know!
- Freezing welfare: The wrong decision at the wrong time
- The Real Cost Of Cutting CSUMB
- Colour Coded Health Care: The Impact of Race and Racism on Canadians' Health
- Important progress toward a health-enabling social assistance system, but more work is required
Read more recent
articles by
Wellesley Institute
- Feds Seek To Dismiss Historic Housing Challenge
- Making The Connections Exhibit Launches At The Urbanspace Gallery
- Learning From Others: Health Equity Strategies and Initiatives From Canadian Regional Health Authorities
- Full house in London for business-community roundtable on mental health and employment
- Gene Lara: community champion, dedicated mother and grandmother
© Copyright 2010 - 2013 Wellesley Institute Advanced Search | Contact Us | Careers