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...
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...
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...
PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE AND LOCATIONWe regret that the Social Planning Toronto Membership Forum on the "Partnership Project," which had been scheduled for Wednesday, July...
Child Poverty has been well documented as becoming ever more “colour coded” or racialized. The continuing trend shows that all levels of government and other...
Make Sure Toronto District School Board’s Budget Meets the Needs of Inner City Students Social Planning Toronto is an active member of the Toronto District...
2010 Budget holds only threat for Ontario’s most vulnerable The 2010 Budget fails the test of a Government committed to a comprehensive poverty reduction plan...