Candidates Step Up to the Plate on Poverty!
It’s no secret. People talk about it, but not many fully realize how serious the situation is. Twenty-five percent of Toronto residents - yes, one...
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TORONTO VOTES fact sheets available for download
Municipal Election 2010 Toronto has more than a million eligible voters. Through focus groups and consultations Toronto residents told us what issues matter to them...
Register for the October Research & Policy Forum
What’s at Stake: Women, City Services and the Municipal Election Tuesday, October 59:30-NoonSocial Planning Toronto2 Carlton Street, Suite 1001 Speakers:Emily Paradis, Cities Centre, University of TorontoLisa...
Press Release: Common Ground - Schools as Community Hubs: The Vision, The Challenge, The Opportunity
Today, Friday September 24th, Social Planning Toronto will convene over 300 specialists, school and community planners in a symposium to examine both international and local best...
Register for "Common Ground - Schools as Community Hubs: The Vision, The Challenge, The Opportunity"
Social Planning Toronto SymposiumFriday, September 24, 2010Time: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PMPlace: Ontario Bar Association Conference Centre (20 Toronto Street, wheelchair accessible) Advance registration is required. To...
Footprint on the City: A Portrait of the City‐Wide Agency Network and Toronto Neighbourhood Centres
In early 2009, Social Planning Toronto (SPT), in collaboration with the City‐Wide Agency Network and Toronto Neighbourhood Centres (TNC), conducted a survey of social service...
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A Recovery-Free Zone: The Unyielding Impact of the Economic Downturn on Nonprofit Community Social Services in Ontario
Despite ‘green shoot’ sightings of recovery in some areas of the economy, Ontario’s nonprofit recession rages on. Results of A Recovery-Free Zone, a one-year follow-up...
A Recovery-Free Zone: The Toronto Bulletin
The Toronto Bulletin presents local results from A Recovery-free Zone, a one-year province-wide follow-up survey conducted by the Social Planning Network of Ontario (SPNO) on...
Policy without Practice: Barriers to Enrollment for Non-Status Immigrant Students in Toronto’s Catholic Schools
This research project is a follow-up to Social Planning Toronto’s 2008 report entitled, “The Right to Learn: Access to Public Education for Non-Status Immigrants”, which...