Our Education Portfolio develops curriculum to educate youth on socioeconomic inequality and encourage them to critically engage with issues through a social justice lens.
These resources are made available here.
Resources to equip youth with the basic knowledge and tools to meaningfully engage with issues of importance through a social justice lens. The Social Justice Toolkit covers Privilege & Identity, Discrimination, and Systems Thinking. Each part includes a lesson plan and presentation deck for educators, as well as a handout for students.
Resources to educate youth about Canada's healthcare system, and the barriers to accessing these services faced by vulnerable communities. This module includes a Hot Potato Talk video interview with an expert, lesson plan and presentation deck for educators, as well as a handout for students.
Resources to educate youth about mental health, how it can be affected, and the barriers to accessing mental health services. This module includes a Hot Potato Talk video interview with an expert, lesson plan and presentation deck for educators, as well as a handout for students.
Our internal Best Practices Guide highlights key learnings from our research and consultation with external organizations and subject matter experts. We are making it open to public access to help you effectively and appropriately advocate for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Research examining homelessness and efficacy of potential policy solutions through an economic lens. Our white paper makes an empirical, data-driven case for why addressing homelessness benefits all Canadians.
Interview series featuring different stakeholders of homelessness, including frontline workers, academics, and individuals with lived experiences.
We sat down and had a conversation with Rachael Allen, Media and Communications Officer of Union Gospel Mission to discuss how COVID-19 has impacted our community's most vulnerable populations.