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Report from Community Annual Consultation
This Is Who We Are: Ottawa's Social Profile. PDF w/maps
Presentations
This is Who we Are
Aboriginal Community
Children
General
Immigrants & Visible Minorities
Labour Market
People with Disabilities
Seniors
Youth
Report for Commununity of Practice for Staff Working with Young Adult Early School Leavers
Challenging Transitions: A Profile of Early School Leavers Aged 15 to 24 in Ottawa. PDF
Reports for Communities Within Project
Mixed Blessings and Missed Opportunities: The Intercase Study on Inclusion and Exclusion of Ottawa’s Visible and Ethnic Minority Residents. PDF DOC
Executive Summary. PDF DOC
Examining the Degree of Exclusion and Inclusion for Ottawa’s Chinese Community.
Examining the Degree of Exclusion and Inclusion for Ottawa’s Lebanese Community.
Examining the Degree of Exclusion and Inclusion for Ottawa’s Somali Community.
The Black Community of Ottawa: An Analysis of the 2001 Census Data to Gauge Inequality. DOC
The Civic Participation of Visible Minority Canadians: A Literature Review. DOC
The Labour Market Participation of Visible Minority Canadians: An Annotated Bibliography. DOC
Theoretical Framework and Contribution to Empirical Analysis.
DOC
Social Exclusion of Minority Groups: A Conceptual Framework.
DOC
Comparative Analysis: Refugee Settlement Programs.
DOC
Comparative Analysis: Settlement Theories.
DOC
PowerPoints Presentations for Communities Within
Examining the Degree of Exclusion of Ottawa’s Chinese Community.
PPT
Examining the Degree of Exclusion for Ottawa’s Somali Community.
PPT
Examining the Degree of Exclusion for Ottawa’s Lebanese Community.
PPT
Exclusion Within Ottawa’s Visible and Ethnic Minority Communities:
The Intercase Study. PPT
Income, Employment and Education of Ottawa’s Visible and Ethnic Minority Communities. PPT
Civic Engagement of Ottawa’s Visible and Ethnic Minority Communities. PPT
Housing and Neighbourhood Exclusion of Ottawa’s Visible and Ethnic Minority Communities. PPT
Demographic Characteristics of Visible Minority Groups in Ottawa.
PPT
Socio-economic Conditions of Ottawa’s Visible and Non-Visible Minority Population. PPT
Analytical and Conceptual Framework.
PPT
Rationale For Selecting the Project’s Case Study Communities.
PPT
Research Approach and Methodologies.
PPT
Fact Sheets for Communities Within
Demographic Characteristics of Visible Minorities in Ottawa.
Fact Sheet No. 1
Socio-Economic Characteristics of Visible Minorities in Ottawa.
Fact Sheet No. 2
Ethnic Origin, Citizenship & the ‘Canadian’ Identity in Ottawa.
Fact Sheet No. 1
Immigration Policy and Ethnicity in Ottawa.
Fact Sheet No. 2
2007
Urban
Poverty Project Community Profiles National Edition
(with the Canadian Council
on Social Development)
Community
Profiles National Edition Full Report
Summary
for Social Planning Organizations
Our
Social Capital. Vol. VII, No. 1:A Statistical Portrait of Ottawa's Rural Communities
PDF Word
version
Is
Everybody Here? Inclusion and Exclusion of Families with Young Children in the
Ottawa Area
Summary
PDF of Full Report
Word version of
Full Report Bulletin:
The Cost
of Attending Elementary and Secondary School Bulletin:
The Cost
of School Supplies: A Challenge for Many Families
2006 The
Neighbourhoods In Which We Live: Understanding Exclusion and Inclusion at the
Neighbourhood Level in Ottawa PDF
Word
version Living
in Ottawa with a Disability PDF
Word
version Our
Social Capital. Vol. VI, No. 2: Electoral Reform Our
Social Capital. Vol. VI, No. 1: When Work Doesn't Pay Dialogue
on the Public Good: Equity, Respect, Responsibility and Connecting Together
Ottawa
Francophones with a Disability Some
Socio-Economic Characteristics of Visible Minority Groups in Ottawa The
Civic Participation of Visible Minority Canadians The
Labour Market Participation of Visible Minority Canadians Community
Conversations Summary Report The
Social Planning Council of Ottawa and other voluntary organizations across Canada
held a series of consultations on behalf of Imagine Canada to discuss an awareness
campaign for the voluntary sector.
2005 The
Working Poor of Ottawa The
Poverty Crisis 2005
Report on the Peoples' Hearings II
Held December
2004 to April 2005 In
late 2004 the Poverty Issues Advisory Committee of the City of Ottawa (PIAC) undertook
a consultation with low income residents in Ottawa called “The Listening
Forums: People’s Hearings II”. This consultation process had the objectives
of identifying the most pressing problems of those living in poverty and their
proposed solutions, and served as an opportunity for participants to comment and
offer recommendations on the City of Ottawa’s Draft Community & Protective
Services Department’s Proposed Strategic Planning Framework.
Our
Social Capital. Vol. V, No. 3 :Ottawa’s Diverse Communities Inclusion
by Design
Meaningful Indicators of Inclusion and Accessibility in Local Communities
for People with Disabilities 77th
Annual Report Our
Social Capital. Vol. V, No. 2: Neighbourhood Planning Our
Social Capital. Vol. V, No. 1: Poverty in Ottawa Our
Social Capital. Vol. IV, No. 3: Housing Affordability in the Ottawa Area,
2001
2004 Immigrants
in Ottawa: Socio-cultural
Composition and Socio-economic Conditions (December 2004) The
Francophones of Ottawa: Statistical Profile of the Francophone Commnity based
on the 2001 census of Statistics Canada, and Catalogue of Community Assets (October
2004)
Funding
Our Future: A Community Consultation on the Voluntary Sector in Ottawa Held
June 2, 2004 (November 2004)
An Exploratory Overview of the Assets of Immigrant and Visible Minority Communities
in Ottawa (On behalf of The Ottawa Mosaic, October 2004)
Consultations on Ottawa's 2004 Budget (January 2004) Our
Social Capital. Vol. IV No. 1 October 2004:The Double Bottom Line Our
Social Capital. Vol. IV No. 2 October 2004: Social Planning in a Multicultural
Context
Our
Social Capital. Vol III No. 3 Winter 2003 / 2004: Back to Basics Immigration,
Ethnicities, and Languages in Ottawa: Fast Facts from the 2001 Census
2003 Families
and Households: a Profile (1996-2001) Incomes
in Ottawa: Sources, Levels, and Adequacy - 1995-2000
Obstacles
to Securing and Maintaining Housing for Recipients of Ontario Works and the Ontario
Disability Support Program, March 2003 (available only in English)
Our
Homes, Our Neighbourhoods: Building an Inclusive City
Everything
You Wanted to Know About Funding Diversification and Program Evaluation
But
Were Afraid To Ask Market
Basket Measure: a New Measure of Poverty by Andrew Mitchell, Richard Shellington
and Hindia Mohamoud 75
years of the Social Planning Council: 1928-2003 by Allan Moscovitch, Professor,
School of Social Work, Carleton University Keeping
the Priority on People: Consultations on Ottawa's Draft Human Services Plan January
and February 2003. April 2003 Our
Social Capital. Vol 111, No 2 November 2003: Social Planning : Then and Now -
75 years of SPC Our
Social Capital. Vol 111, No 1 May 2003: A City For All 2002 Demographic
Report 1996-2001
The
Ottawa Mosaic: Proceedings from the Conference on Issues Regarding Ethno-cultural
Minorities in Ottawa. Keeping
the Priority on People: GEARING
TOWARDS PROGRESS! Overcoming the Challenges our Children Face - Success Stories
Resource Manual
This resource manual is intended as a starting point,
providing a glimpse of the range of ideas and strategies which have been developed
locally by concerned individuals or organizations, along with their contact information.
The
Quality of Life in Ottawa
This report who looks at changes in the quality
of life in Ottawa from 1999 to 2000 and also for the ten year period 1990 - 2000
(in partnership with the Social Planning Network of Ontario / Le présent
rapport examine les changements survenus dans la qualité de vie à
Ottawa pour la période de 1999 à 2000 ainsi qu'au cours de la décennie
1990-2000 (en partenariat avec le Réseau de planification sociale de l'Ontario) Our
Social Capital. Vol II, No 1 April 2002: The People and Their City Our
Social Capital. Vol II, No 2 September 2002: Focusing on Our Neighbourhoods Our
Social Capital. Vol II, No 3 December 2002: 'Ottawa@Work' 2001
The
Experience of People with Disabilities in Ottawa and the Ontario Disability Support
Program (ODSP).
Read the full report. Read the Executive Summary.
Report of the Public Forum
held November 29, 2000 / Rapport du forum public tenu le 29 novembre 2000.
Overcoming
the challenges our children face: report card on child poverty in
Ottawa-Carleton, Prescott-Russell,
Renfrew, Stormon,
Dundas & Glengarry and in Lanark,
Leeds and Grenville
Advancing
the community by Strengthening the Voluntary Sector
Report on 2001 community
consultation held on June 12th, 2001 / Rapport de la consultation communautaire
de 2001 qui a eu lieu le 12 juin 2001. Bilingual / bilingue, Available on our
website or / Disponible sur notre site Web où $5 Community
Agencies at a Crossroad: A Portrait of Competing Demands
Report based
on findings from the community agency survey 1999-2000. Community
Inventory and Gap Analysis Study - Report prepared for the Success by Six
/ Six ans et gagnant, Ottawa–Carleton as part of the Early Years Demonstration
Project Our
Social Capital. Vol 1, No 1 June 2001: Making a Living in Ottawa - Ottawa @ Work Our
Social Capital. Vol 1, No 2 October 2001: Housing and Homelessness in Ottawa Our
Social Capital. Vol 1, No 3 December 2001: City Life in Ottawa
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