The moms are not alright: How coronavirus pandemic policies penalize mothers
Publication Date:
Thursday, September 3, 2020
Online Document Type:
Child care in the news
Source:
The Conversation
Canada
Canada
COVID-19 and Canada’s (non-existent) childcare strategy
Publication Date:
Saturday, August 29, 2020
Online Document Type:
Child care in the news
Source:
Rise Up!
Political will, child care, and Canadian federalism
Publication Date:
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Online Document Type:
Research, policy & practice
Source:
Our Schools/Our Selves
Coronavirus pandemic taking its toll on children’s overall safety and health: report
Publication Date:
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Online Document Type:
Child care in the news
Source:
Global News
Top 10 threats to childhood in Canada and the impact of COVID-19
Publication Date:
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Online Document Type:
Research, policy & practice
Source:
Children First Canada
Childcare needs to be reimagined, not just reopened
Publication Date:
Friday, September 4, 2020
Online Document Type:
Child care in the news
Source:
First Policy Response
Unicef report card 16 Canadian launch: What kind of childhood will Canada choose?
Publication Date:
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
Online Document Type:
Child care in the news
Source:
Children's Healthcare Canada
Trudeau's plan to revive Canada — and his political future
Publication Date:
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Online Document Type:
Child care in the news
Source:
Politico
UNICEF Report Card 16 Canadian launch: What kind of childhood will Canada choose?
Event date:
3 Sep 2020 - 1:00pm
Description
For two decades, the UNICEF Report Card series has revealed the state of children and youth across high-income countries. In 2017, Canada ranked 25 th in the overall well-being of children and youth. UNICEF Report Card 16, to be released on September 3, provides the most recent, comparable assessment of the state of children and new insights about how Canada can “move the needle”. Join UNICEF Canada, Dr. Cindy Blackstock, Dr. Michael Ungar and other leading minds, across generations, for a participatory dialogue about what it will take.
Join the conversation on Twitter by tagging @OneYouthCanada and @ChildHealthCan or using the hashtags #ReportCard16 and #SparkLive
Speakers:
The Honourable Ahmed Hussen
Anna Amy Ho
Reeana Tazreean
Senator Rosemary Moodie
Dr. Kathy Georgiadis
Michael Ungar
Leila Sarangi
Dr. Cindy Blackstock
Dr. Kate Bezanson
Dr. Miles Corak
Visit https://bit.ly/2YckQBi for full bios and photos.
Contact name:
Children's Health Care Canada
Contact email:
Contact phone:
(613) 738 4164
Region:
Armine Yalnizyan: Why Canada needs a SHE-covery
Publication Date:
Monday, August 31, 2020
Online Document Type:
Research, policy & practice
Source:
Atkinson Foundation