The Montreal Indigenous community NETWORK has shared the Indigenous Ally Toolkit. With the intention to explore “the role that an individual occupies and plays within the collective experience,” the toolkit is an important resource to educate non-Indigenous allies while demystifying allyship and what it entails. This resource was created by The Montreal Indigenous community NETWORK.
The study by the Wellesley Institute highlights the stark disparities in eviction filings across Toronto prior to COVID-19. Eviction filing rates were twice as high in neighbourhoods where more low-income renters live. Independent of this association, we also find that Toronto has a racialized eviction problem. Black Torontonians may be at increased risk of eviction.
In the shared culture manifesto, a focus is given to the Seven Sacred Teachings of the Grandfathers that provide insight into the values held by the organization: honesty, wisdom, courage, humility, love, respect and trust.
Homelessness continues to disadvantage some groups more than others. The Canadian Observatory on Homelessness presents...
Aging housing stock, rising energy costs and increasing demand for affordable housing have created a unique challenge...
This is a summary of the workshop session ‘Perpetual Affordability and Community Control of the Land: Community Land...
The second edition of Alberta Rural Development Network’s (ARDN) Step-by-Step Guide to Estimating Rural Homelessness is a tool designed to reveal the hidden realities about housing needs and homelessness. The methodology aims to unravel the complex dimensions between homelessness and housing instability specific to rural areas.
A document prepared by the Alberta Rural Development Network (ARDN). After hearing from housing experts that it was...
A National Housing Strategy released by the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association (CHRA) and its Indigenous Housing...