Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA)

Type d'organisation:

Autre

Année de création:

1980

Objectifs/pôle d’intérêt/mandat/mission:

To conduct research in order to enrich democratic dialogue and ensure Canadians know there are workable solutions to social and economic justice issues To offer analysis and policy ideas to the media, general public, social justice and labor organizations, academia and government

Langue:

English

Domaines de spécialisation:

Housing policy

Chercheurs et leurs domaines de recherche:

Researchers: Jim Silver (University of Winnipeg), John Irwin, Michael Shapcott (Wellesley Institute), Andrew Jackson, Ian Skelton (University of Manitoba), Cheryl Selig, Lawrence Deane (University of Manitoba), Shauna MacKinnon

Fields of Research: public housing, social housing funding, housing crisis, homeownership, the housing system, affordable housing policy, neighborhood revitalization, co-operative housing, tax cuts to end homelessness