Coaching Call Schedule

Join Natasha Pei, Alison Homer and Jill Zachariasand to ask questions and get more personalized feedback.

Wednesday, December 8 — 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET

Wednesday, January 12 —  9:00 am  - 10:00 am ET

Wednesday, February 9 —  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm ET

Wednesday, March 9 —  12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET

Wednesday, April 13 —  9:00 am - 10:00 am ET

These dates are subject to change. We will provide learners with  the meeting dial-in details 2-3 weeks prior to the scheduled date.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

    • Meet Natasha, Your Ending Poverty Pathways Instructor
    • Introducing Your Course Resources
    • Grab Your Ending Poverty Pathways Guide
    • Grab Your Course Workbook and Get Started
  • 2

    Lesson 1: The End of Poverty

    • Lesson 1: The End of Poverty
    • Your Lesson 1 Resources
    • PODCAST | Episode 1 – The End of Poverty
    • GUIDE | Executive Summary
    • GUIDE | Pathway 6 — Ending Indigenous Poverty
    • PODCAST | Episode 8 – Ending Indigenous Poverty
    • BOOK | 10 – A Guide for Cities Reducing Poverty (Pages 1-19)
    • Lesson 1: Wrap Up
  • 3

    Lesson 2: Ending Working Poverty

    • Lesson 2: Ending Working Poverty
    • Your Lesson 2 Resources
    • GUIDE | Pathway 1 – Ending Working Poverty
    • SLIDEDECK | John Stapleton Presentation on Decent Work, Living Wage and Paid Sick Leave
    • PODCAST | Episode 2 – Ending Working Poverty
    • [Optional] ARTICLE | Ending Working Poverty – How to Get it Done
    • [Optional] REPORT | The “Working Poor” in the Toronto Region: Who they are, where they live, and how trends are changing
    • [Optional] REPORT | Chatham Kent — Building a Poverty Strategy Together
    • Lesson 2: Wrap Up
  • 4

    Lesson 3: Federal, Provincial and Territorial Governments Ending Poverty

    • Lesson 3: Federal, Provincial and Territorial Governments Ending Poverty
    • Your Lesson 3 Resources
    • GUIDE | Pathway 2 – The Government of Canada Ending Poverty
    • PODCAST | Episode 3 – The Federal Government Ending Poverty
    • [Optional] EXECUTIVE SUMMARY | Canada's First Poverty Reduction Strategy
    • [Optional] REPORT | Canada's First Poverty Reduction Strategy
    • GUIDE | Pathway 3 – Provinces and Territories Ending Poverty
    • PODCAST | Episode 4 – Provincial and Territorial Governments Ending Poverty
    • [Optional] – CASE STUDY | Alberta Proves that Yes We Can Reduce Poverty
    • [Optional] DASHBOARD | Dimensions of Poverty Hub
    • [Optional] REPORT | TogetherBC - British Columbia's Poverty Reduction Strategy
    • Lesson 3: Wrap up
  • 5

    Lesson 4: Cities and Communities Ending Poverty

    • Lesson 4: Cities and Communities Ending Poverty
    • Your Lesson 4 Resources
    • GUIDE | Pathway 4 – Cities and Communities Ending Poverty
    • PODCAST | Episode 5 — Cities and Communities Ending Poverty
    • [Optional] REPORT | Vibrant Communities Cities Reducing Poverty 2020 Impact Report
    • BOOK | 10 – Engaging People with Lived/Living Experience
    • [Optional] BOOK | 10 – A Guide for Businesses Reducing Poverty
    • [Optional] CASE STUDY | Illuminating Systems Change in Winnipeg
    • [Optional] CASE STUDY | Four Phases of Poverty Reduction in Saint John
    • Lesson 4: Wrap Up
  • 6

    Lesson 5: Big Ideas for Ending Poverty

    • Lesson 5: Big Ideas for Ending Poverty
    • Your Lesson 5 Resources
    • GUIDE | Pathway 5 – A Basic Income for Ending Poverty
    • PODCAST | Episode 6 – A Basic Income for Ending Poverty
    • GUIDE | Pathway 8 – Quebec's Childcare Policies Ending Poverty
    • GUIDE | Pathway 7 – Built for Zero Canada for Ending Homelessness
    • PODCAST | Episode 7 – BFZ-C for Ending Homelessness
    • [Optional] BLOG | Bright Spot: Yes! In my Backyard campaign rises up against NIMBYism
    • [Optional] BOOK | The Case for Basic Income — Freedom, Security, Justice
    • Lesson 5: Wrap Up
  • 7

    Conclusion

    • Concluding Thoughts
    • Submit Your Feedback
    • WEBSITE | Vibrant Communities — Communities Ending Poverty

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