
Understanding homelessness in Canada means asking simple questions and getting complex answers. FREE interactive ebook & podcast. #UnderstandingHomelessness
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#TrentU Gender & Social Justice + English Professor and Wrinkle Radio podcast host @Sally_Chivers speaks with @mattgallowaycbc on @TheCurrentCBC this morning at 9:30
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More exciting news!!! Our @eCampusOntario funded project "Understanding Homelessness in Canada: From the Street to the Classroom" (@Homeless_ebook) is a finalist for the @OpenEdGlobal Awards for Excellence in the Significant Impact OER Award category! 🎉
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In our new article, we share lessons learned from the implementation of the Beyond Housing program in Toronto’s temporary emergency hotel system.
Built on the Housing First model, #BeyondHousing was developed to add #healthandwellness supports for people currently experiencing #homelessness and as they became stably housed. @John_T_Ecker @StephenHwang @MAP_Health @UnityHealthTO #covid19pandemic
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#TrentU's Dr. Kristy Buccieri & her team were recently recognized on the international stage - winning an award for Excellence in Online & Blended Learning Innovation at the @OLCToday 2023 Awards Gala in Nashville, Tennessee. @TrentUTeaching
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Book of the month!🎉 Congratulations, @critical_kristy @GilmerCyndi and the rest of the @Homeless_ebook team!
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Important new work out today!! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🌈
🚨BREAKING: New research drop from the Women’s National Housing & Homelessness Network!
Read two new reports on housing need & homelessness amongst gender-diverse people in Canada: womenshomelessness.ca/resear… #right2housing #2slgbtq #genderequality /THREAD
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📚🚨Have a chapter for, “Pandemic Planning and Homelessness: Lessons from COVID-19?” We welcome submissions for the follow-up to homelesshub.ca/LessonsFromH1… published by @COHomelessness.
Submit your proposal by January 31 2023 here 👇
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The fight to enable youth to successfully exit homelessness continues. Check out this moving documentary.
Premiering today on #NationalHousingDay! #SearchingforHome follows three young people as they transition out of homelessness. Set amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the 26-min doc is an intimate portrayal of young people on the margins. Watch: searchingforhome.ca #EndHomelessness
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NEW RESOURCE - This guide provides renters in Ontario with key information about the three stages of their #tenancy: starting, maintaining, & ending their tenancy. It also includes a list of the top ten tips that all #renters in Ontario should know: bit.ly/3UW8LvM
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NEW RESOURCE: This webinar explores resource coordination for #homelessness services systems. It covers topics including coordinating with healthcare, engaging public housing authorities (PHAs) & landlord recruitment.
WATCH: bit.ly/3SCIII4
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PODCAST ALERT! Did you know you can listen to "Understanding Homelessness in Canada" as a podcast series via #spreaker? Binge all 35 episodes today! spreaker.com/show/understand…
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People experiencing #homelessness often don't get the care and support they need during and after hospitalizations. We've developed and are testing an innovative program to help them @UnityHealthTO
“It’s giving people dignity. We stand beside that person and that person is treated differently.” Terrific profile of our Navigator Project in the Globe and Mail today:
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NEW RESOURCE: This short video outlines what Rapid Re-housing for youth programs are and explains how this Housing First intervention creates sustainable pathways out of homelessness.
ACCESS: bit.ly/3qgu4du
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NEW RESOURCE: This guide provides practical resources on how to prevent homelessness. It was designed to inspire practitioners, legislators, commissioners, service designers and funders.
Source: bit.ly/3QYbxOj
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How can we better understand homelessness in Canada? By learning from @TrentUniversity researchers like @CRC_CRC holder Dr. Naomi Nichols @ResearchChange, Dr. David Firang, & Dr. Jonathan Greene. Get the ebook & podcast free! bit.ly/3uOB6JF
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Great new resource with international reach. Canadian buddies, check out this #Report and #toolkit for protecting homes and preventing eviction. #homelessness #housing #HousingCrisis
📑 New research launched today on the role of social housing providers to help protect homes, prevent evictions and sustain tenancies. With a companion framework for housing colleagues to reflect on how they can help households during tough times 👉🏽 sfha.co.uk/our-work/policy-c…
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NEW RESOURCE: This episode of the Understanding Homelessness podcast explores the value of consulting with people with lived experience of #homelessness, and why this is key to creating effective public policy.
Listen here: bit.ly/3dzQrHL
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Creating Spaces to Expand the Imagination: @TrentUSoE launches new #Makerspace Lab for teacher candidates @TrentUniversity
FULL STORY: trentu.ca/news/story/33607
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Recruiting trans people for virtual research interviews! Are you trans or non-binary? Are you age 18+ living in Toronto? Have you been hospitalized or to the emergency department for mental health?
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NEW RESOURCE ON THE #HLHub: This toolkit is intended to weave together a diversity of perspectives, methodologies, experiences, and creations from across the discourses & practices of urban placekeeping & #Indigenous engagement in Canada.
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