Community Rally
Join the rally and call for real protection and immediate status for All Temporary Foreign Workers. Sunday, July 5, 20091:00 p.m.Wellesley Street East and Ontario...
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Toronto Community Services Resource Guide - Agency Survey
In April 2007, Social Planning Toronto (SPT), in partnership with Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood Centre, The STATUS Campaign, and the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Immigration Campaign released...
SPT and SPACE Coalition release 2009 Community Use of Schools Report
Provincial funding to support community access to schools is making a difference – but barriers continue TORONTO – The Community Use of Schools (CUS) program...
Toronto’s Social Landscape: 10-Year Trends, 1996-2006
Toronto's Social Landscape is a new resource for organizations and community groups that use demographic and socio-economic data in their work - to assist in...
Progress and Pitfalls: A Review of Community Use of Schools and Access to Municipal Spaces
Prior to the provincial Community Use of Schools Policy and funding (CUS), fees for community use of schools had risen sharply across Ontario, resulting in...
2009 Research Roundtable Proceedings
On Tuesday, March 3, Social Planning Toronto hosted its 2009 Research Roundtable: “Research for Social Change”. The event brought together more than 125 community-based, government...
Invitation to SPACE Survey Release
The SPACE Coalition and Social Planning Toronto are releasing the research bulletin Progress and Pitfalls: A Review of Community Use of Schools & Access to Municipal...
Canada's Nonprofit Maze
This new research from Lynn Eakin and the Wellesley Institute provides a troubling picture of the financial and regulatory burdens facing the third sector.
Urban Hero Awards for Etobicoke
Announcing the launch of The Urban Hero Awards! We invite you to nominate your own Urban Hero for Etobicoke. This exciting awards program – a...
StatsCan releases Survey of Giving, Volunteering and Participating
The top 25% of donors provided 82% of total donations, and the top 25% of volunteers contributed 78% of the total unpaid work.