Learning What Works 2002, 1-Spring
Learning What Works – SRDC’s Newsletter Volume 2, Number 1 – Spring 2002
Project Details
Published: May 2002
Capability: Knowledge Mobilization/ Workshop Facilitation
Policy Area: Community Capacity, Income Security - Welfare and Employment - Social Assistance, P-12 Education - Preschool
Population: Low-skilled Workers - Students - Youth - Communities and Families - Children - EI Recipients
Other Related Projects
Development of Brief Resources to Support the Implementation of the National Standard of Canada for Mental-Health and Well-Being for Post-Secondary Students
In collaboration with the Mental Health Commission of Canada, SRDC is developing two resources for post-secondary institutions to provide recommendations and suggestions to facilitate…
Read More
Evaluation of Riipen’s Level UP
SRDC is working with Riipen to evaluate its Level UP program. Riipen is a mission-driven social enterprise and the world’s largest experiential learning marketplace…
Read More
We Are Here to Help You: Testing a Proactive Outreach Approach to Settlement Service Delivery
Settling in a new country often involves adapting to a new language and culture, navigating new systems, finding housing and employment, and establishing social…
Read More
