Built for Zero Canada is actively recruiting 2 Indigenous Improvement Advisers! Using a data-driven approach, this dynamic role works directly with communities across Canada to work towards reducing and ending homelessness. Learn more and apply here: caeh.ca/careers

📣 TODAY the CAEH is launching its registration for the first hybrid 2022 National Conference on Ending Homelessness! Join us either live in Toronto or tune in virtually! 💻 Register now to secure your spot & take advantage of early bird pricing: conference.caeh.ca #CAEH22

Registration for the 2022 National Conference on Ending Homelessness (#CAEH2022) is NOW OPEN! Sign up for an opportunity to meet and exchange learning, best practices, and strategies for ending homelessness in Canada. REGISTER: conference.caeh.ca CAEH

HAPPY E FRY WEEK! We want to spread awareness about criminalized women and gender-diverse folks, and how we support and advocate for this population. Scroll through these myths to learn more about the criminal justice system and to learn why we promote services over sentences!

📣 QED Group Roll/Ride. 📣 This Sat aft, bring your wheels, 🛴👨‍🦽🚲 your fam & friends to show support for National Capital Commission open parkways! All ages & abilities. #ottbike #ottroll

👀2SLGBTQ+ youth in Canada ages 24-30, we need your support! Participate in a short one-on-one interview for a study we are conducting in partnership with SRDC-SRSA and Canadian Observatory on Homelessness (COH). 👇Details below!

#StanleyCup champs!!!! Special shout-out to my dad and Avs scout Scott Halpenny, who has had a lifetime of loving and working in hockey leading up to this. Have fun tonight!!! 🎉 💕

Interesting that cities in Texas and Alberta have made some of the biggest moves on ending #homelessness. -25,000+ people housed in Houston (👏 Sylvester Turner). -14,411 in Edmonton (per Homeward Trust). Now is NOT the time to give up on #HousingFirst. nytimes.com/2022/06/26/pod…

New research by the University of Calgary highlights how low-income Canadians are hit hardest by today's high inflation. Provincial governments must increase social benefits to keep up with inflation rates or watch homelessness increase. Read more here: loom.ly/iQGP1wk

“It’s just great to have a lot of data to back up some of the things that we’re hearing from people across Canada,” Colin Druhan of Pride at Work Canada/Fierté au travail Canada tells eksbainbridge.bsky.social about a new report on LGBTQ2S+ experiences in the workplace. xtramagazine.com/power/pride-at…

I've been thinking about the Ottawa mayoral candidate who is hosting an invitation-only event for $1,200 per person. $1,200 makes me think about a lot of things: #Ottawa 🧵

🧵- Click to read an important update from CAEFS regarding our previous position on Sex Work, and why we are publicly acknowledging this change - and the harm that our previous position caused - now. Also available on our website: caefs.ca/an-update-from… 1/9

Thrilled (+ still a bit shocked) to finally share that I've been named a 2022 Vanier Scholar.🎉🎓 I started my PhD at Queen's University this September with the amazing @ElainePower6. I am humbled, *very* lucky, + hugely indebted to so many family members, friends, teachers, + mentors.

🎥 NEW VIDEO: As Canada faces a new wave of homelessness driven by inflation, we're calling on the federal government to implement a new Homelessness Prevention and Housing Benefit. Find out more and take action ➡️ action.caeh.ca/hphb

Our op-ed on #BillC22 was published today! Check it out 👇 Canada’s disability benefit is a step forward, but we still need a guaranteed basic income “In a post-CERB era, why is the federal government so committed to legislated poverty?” #cdnpoli #UBI hilltimes.com/story/2023/06/…

If you've got a book club, classroom, mutual aid group, friends/family, etc. who'd be interested in a beautiful, research-based zine about the Ontario Basic Income Pilot...hit me up. We're sending copies (for free) to anyone who wants them, and they're going fast!!! 📣

Chloe Halpenny’s article “We need to take care of each other, and that's what this program was helping to do: ...” concludes that the Ontario Basic Income Pilot allowed women to create space to practice resistance and imagine different disability futures: cjds.uwaterloo.ca/index.php/cjds…