The Blueprint to end homelessness in Toronto
The Blueprint to End Homelessness is a rich accumulation of material that builds on social and economic data plus the experiences from urban areas around the world.
Canada’s colour code keeps workers out of good jobs
Canada’s racialized income gap shows a colour code is still at work in Canada’s labour market.
Peer Research In Action I: Models of Practice
Peer research has emerged as a popular form of community-based research (CBR) where research projects include members of the target…
Peer Research in Action III: Ethical Issues
Peer research has emerged as a popular form of community-based research (CBR) where research projects include members of the target…
Peer Research in Action II: Management, Support and Supervision
Peer research has emerged as a popular form of community-based research (CBR) where research projects include members of the target…
Community Voices Part II: Tackling inequity through a community-based initiative on the social determinants of health
In a series of 55 pictures, this photovoice report highlights the factors that influence the health and well-being of residents in St. James Town, Toronto.
Community Voices Part I: Tackling inequity through a community-based initiative on the social determinants of health
The St. James Town (SJT) Initiative is an inclusive process that started its work in the neighbourhood by engaging a disadvantaged population to explore the health issues they experience.
Charting new directions in community-based research
New Directions in Community-Based Research embarks on a critical examination of the practices that shape community-based research.
Invisible men: FTMs and homelessness in Toronto
This research papers examines the shelter needs of trans men in Toronto.
We are neighbours: The impact of supportive housing on community, social, economic and attitude changes
Supportive housing is a proven component of the range of services that can help people facing health challenges to continue…
Street Health Report 2007
Street Health Report 2007 presents the findings of a survey of 368 homeless adults in Toronto on their health and access to healthcare.
Effects of housing circumstances on health, quality of life and healthcare use for people with severe mental illness: A review
People living with serious mental health issues often end up homeless or marginally housed. This paper gathers empirical data aimed at improving housing policy and urban planning for this population.
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