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- FHS researchers engage Surrey residents on 15 minute neighbourhoods
- Tessa Williams on how cities can progress from equity rhetoric to action
- Aayush Sharma on building 15-minute neighbourhoods for inclusive and healthy communities
- Zarah Monfaredi on dismantling stereotypes through kitchen table talks
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Examining poverty in Surrey
The Surrey Poverty Reduction Coalition (SPRC) is a multi-sectoral, non-partisan coalition of representatives from a range of organizations and government agencies in Surrey. The SPRC formed in 2012 and the coalition's mission is to facilitate collective action on eliminating poverty and inspire systemic change in Surrey. The City of Surrey is an active member of the SPRC.
In partnership with LevelUp Planning, we analyzed demographic changes in Surrey’s neighbourhoods to identify groups requiring attention, such as low-income seniors, visible minorities, and single-parent families. Based on our findings, we developed fact sheets for SPRC.
Latest updates
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FHS researchers engage Surrey residents on 15 minute neighbourhoods
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Tessa Williams on how cities can progress from equity rhetoric to action
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Aayush Sharma on building 15-minute neighbourhoods for inclusive and healthy communities
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Zarah Monfaredi on dismantling stereotypes through kitchen table talks