
A series exploring Manitoba's high child poverty rates.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Education | ||||

In February, I went live-on-air on CKUW with two special guests. I was joined by Dr. Lorna Turnbull, chair of Basic Income Manitoba, and Caryn Birch, director of Education and Training at RaY. We discussed Dauphin’s Mincome project, the importance of... more
In this episode I sit down with Diane Roussin, project manager at Winnipeg Boldness Project, to chat about the work the organization is doing in the Point Douglas neighbourhood in Winnipeg's North End.
Winnipeg Boldness Project is a social innovat... more
The team at Here and Now: The Winnipeg Plan to End Youth Homelessness chat about the how hard it is to be homeless, the latest Winnipeg Street Census and how aging out of Child and Family Services care leaves many youth on the brink of homelessness.
During the 1970s, Manitoba implemented a basic income social project to determine the impacts a guaranteed annual income would have on the working poor. The experiment, better known as Mincome, was conducted in two test sites: Winnipeg and Dauphin. T... more
Caryn Birch, director of Education and Training at RaY talks about education as a poverty reduction strategy and how she created the Level Up! program to give youth the tools they need to access education and employment.
Cassandra, Victor and Keagan Golondrina talk about living in Gilbert Park, a Manitoba Housing complex, for 11 year and what it was like living and growing up in poverty. Victor and Keagan discuss the importance of positive role models in their lives ... more
Dr. Marni Brownell, lead research scientist at the University of Manitoba's Centre for Health Policy talks about toxic stress and child development, why low-income is linked to poorer health outcomes, and the success and shotcomings of Manitoba's Pre... more
I sat down with Molly McCracken, director of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Manitoba Office, to chat all about poverty reduction policies. She discusses pros and cons of these policies, and ways all levels of governments, including munic... more
I’m glad there is a source to get this information in a clear and accessible way. We need to be more aware of the issue of poverty in our city, province and country. I applaud the work of Hannah as she dives in to many different conversations and speaks to the people who know the most. Good work.









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