3. Forums, Lectures, Debates Housing Justice Survey Housing Matters Media Project

4. Policy Forums Reports Conference Presentations

5. Tanudjaja v Canada – R2H “intersection of municipal planning with human rights” UN Universal Periodic Review Submission on Vancouver Housing

6. Discrete Activities…  Public Engagement & Education  Urban Housing Dialogue with Coast Salish  Videos on Housing Issues for Youth Transitioning Out of Care  Policy Development  “Pink Paper” on Women and Housing  Case Studies on Affordable Housing Initiatives: Publications and Workshop  Social Change and Law  Ongoing Support on Right to Housing Case  Residential Tenancy Act Review Wrap Up Activities… Publications Symposium on Innovative Adequate Housing

7.  Publications distributed and downloaded  Presentations and workshops…diverse audiences  Media take-up, including social media coverage and presence  Interaction with other community groups  Range and diversity of civil society actors contacted and collaborated with  Consultation with decision-makers

8.  Working across ideological and practical divides in this key area of policy & law has been challenging.  Given current political environment, synthesis across the three strands with the goal of concrete policy change has proved difficult.  Limited understanding of housing insecurity for under-represented groups has redirected the focus of the project to increase awareness of housing issues for youth, urban on-and-off reserve indigenous people, & women, for example.

9.  Recognition that a central element of provision of adequate housing involves reimagining & reinvigorating of public housing.  Adequate housing policy requires a nuanced understanding of housing issues for diverse & vulnerable populations.  Realization that there is a broad range of civil society actors eager to engage with housing issues.