Resources

MTM Newcomers is the only media and technology focused survey on newcomers in Canada. This survey focuses on those who have come to Canada within the last 5 years providing insights into the media consumption habits and technology adoption patterns of this growing segment of the

This video series explains the rights of students with disabilities in Ontario schools. It covers key topics such as accommodations, inclusive education, and how families can advocate for the supports they need.

The Bridge of Hope (BoH) Program Model Overview highlights REST Centres’ flagship initiative to prevent homelessness among Black and BIPOC youth (16–24) in Peel Region, developed with the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness.

Rooted in Housing First for Youth and an anti-Black

The National Housing Council has convened a Review Panel to examine the lack of accessible housing across the country, at the request of the Federal Housing Advocate.

This comprehensive learning tool approaches anti-Asian racism through an intersectional and DEIA lens, highlighting how race, ethnicity, gender, and other social factors shape these experiences.

GovernWell helps Ontario not-for-profits manage corporate legal records, maintain minute books, prepare annual resolutions, and complete filings with the Ontario Corporate Registry. It also offers a secure board portal for directors, with 1,500+ users across Ontario.

The Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act, also known as Bill C-12, introduces major changes, including stricter asylum eligibility rules, a 14-day deadline for certain claims, and authorized sharing of migrant data.

Explore the latest insights into new housing supply in Canada’s key metropolitan areas. Drawing on data from CMHC’s Starts and Completions Survey, this report offers a comprehensive look at the state of housing supply.

Active citizenship is the philosophy that individuals have a moral and civic obligation to participate in the improvement of their communities and the wider world. It moves beyond the legal definitions of citizenship—like carrying a passport or voting—into a proactive role of

The Young person’s guide to systems change handbook was created as a collaborative toolkit to help young people understand how systems work — and how to change them.