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People-centred rural recovery

By

Elizabeth McIsaac

Published on 25/01/2021

Poverty and homelessness are not just a problem for larger urban centres but also for rural Ontario. COVID-19 has made those issues even more difficult and essential to address. Elizabeth McIsaac, President of Maytree, spoke to TVO’s Nam Kiwanuka about a human rights approach to our post-pandemic recovery.

This video was originally posted on TVO.

Topic(s)

Housing and homelessness, Human rights, Income security, Poverty

Summary

Elizabeth McIsaac, President of Maytree, spoke to TVO’s Nam Kiwanuka about a human rights approach to our post-pandemic recovery.
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