SRDC’s Newsletter Volume 5, Number 2 – Fall 2005

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• SRDC’s Newsletter Volume 5, Number 1 – Spring 2005

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– SRDC’s Newsletter Volume 6, Number 1 – Spring 2006

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• Message from the Executive Director
• Encouraging low-income adults to save for their education
• Putting the new Community Development Trust to work
• Je pars en grand: Child Care Pilot Project for Francophone children living in minority situations
• Improving access to labour market information for Canadians
• Increasing the potential of Canadian youth: the Future to Discover Pilot Project
• Healthier living for healthier lives
• The end of an era: SRDC’s founding project draws to a close
• SSP research paper receives prestigious award
• SRDC extends warm welcome to new member of Board of Directors

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• Final evaluation report of the Case Coordination Project in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
• The B.C. AVID Early Implementation Report: Addressing academic barriers to PSE
• CEIP: A viable alternative for vulnerable communities and the unemployed
• Data from the Community Employment Innovation Project is available to interested researchers
• The Child Care Pilot Project is extended
• SRDC to evaluate initiatives of the BC Healthy Living Alliance
• Scott Murray joins SRDC as Senior Fellow
• SRDC welcomes new staff

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• The relationship between literacy and labour market knowledge
• Testing the effectiveness of government support for business innovation
• Latest learn$ave report reveals real education impacts for low-income adults
• Barriers students face when considering post-secondary education: study data collected
• Achieving income security for people with disabilities
• SRDC welcomes a new member to its Board of Directors
• SRDC’s upcoming presentations across North America

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Are Canadians well prepared for retirement?

SRDC publishes three studies that suggest ways to improve savings

Nudging high school students towards post-secondary education

Helping people with disability and intermittent work capacity integrate the labour market

Promoting physical activity and healthy eating in after-school care

From e-government to citizen-centric information systems

SRDC well represented at the CEA annual conference

Economists and the impact of government programs Sip Smart!

BC on the Web Career Development Services and skills training: gaps, innovations, and opportunities

Why don’t small and medium-size enterprises invest more in training?

Group-based initiatives: A promising approach to providing support to job seekers

Recent publications

New staff

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• A new chapter for Life After High School  The promises and challenges of social financing for employment and training programs
• Building workplace essential skills for the long run
• New insights on Canada’s literacy and essential skills workers
• Assessing the manageability of student loan payments
• Extending the horizon of Future to Discover  Building Foundations for labour market success
• Starting a virtuous cycle for low-skilled service workers
• SRDC welcomes Guy Lacroix to its Board of Directors
• In memoriam: Doug Tattrie
• Articles we like

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