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Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our series about what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next, as we (re)imagine the right to home - How can the right to housing equip local governments to end homelessness? - are Rebecca Alty, Mayor of Yellowknife, NWT; Ana Bailão, Ward 9 Councillor and Deputy Mayor for the south area of the city, Toronto, ON; Lisa Helps, Mayor of Victoria, BC; Scott McKeen, Ward 6 Councillor, Edmonton, AB; and Berry Vrbanovic, Mayor of Kitchener, ON.

Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our series about what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next, as we (re)imagine the right to home - Different futures: How do we (re)imagine housing in a pandemic world? - are Leilani Farha, Global Director of The Shift; Ruth Goba, Executive Director at the Black Legal Action Centre; Jeff Morrison, Executive Director at the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association; Margaret Pfoh, CEO of the Aboriginal Housing Management Association; and Michel Tremblay, Senior Vice-President, Policy and Innovation, at the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

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Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our series about what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next, as we (re)imagine the right to home - Homeless during a pandemic: What are the challenges and looming threats? are Stephanie Allen, Associate Vice-President of Strategic Business Operations and Performance, BC Housing; Eddie Golko, Participant, Us and Them; Krista Loughton, Filmmaker, Us and Them; Karen Montgrand, Participant, Us and Them; and Tim Richter, President and CEO, Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness.

Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our series about what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next, as we (re)imagine the right to home - What is the right to housing and why does it matter? Lessons from around the world - are Shivani Chaudhry, Executive Director, Housing and Land Rights Network (India); Leilani Farha, Global Director, The Shift (Canada); Paula C. Marques, Councilor, Local Development and Housing, City of Lisbon (Portugal); Brennan Rigby, The Shift Aoetearoa Project Lead, Community Housing Aotearoa (New Zealand); and Michel Tremblay, Senior Vice-President, Policy and Innovation, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our ongoing series of candid conversations – How is the COVID-19 pandemic transforming young people’s lives and experiences? – are Josh Fullan, Maximum City; Joe Salmon, UBC Class of 2024; Zoë Bennett, Youth Advocate; Jordan Bighorn, Community Education Development Association (CEDA); and Miatta Dukuly, Youth Advocate.

Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our ongoing series of candid conversations – How is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting ageing populations? – are Meghan Winters, Simon Fraser University; Rob Miyashiro, Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization (LSCO); Brenda Vrkljan, McMaster University; Laura Tamblyn-Watts, CanAge; and Vanessa Campisi, City of Toronto.

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Joining CUI host Mary W. Rowe for our ongoing series of candid conversations –How is the pandemic transforming the way we work? – are Armine Yalnizyan, Economist and Atkinson Fellow on the Future of Workers; Vicki Saunders, Founder of SheEO; Elizabeth Ha, Equity Vice-President at the Ontario Federation of Labour; Anila Lee Yuen, President & CEO at the Centre for Newcomers; and Gretchen Gscheidle, Founder and CEO at GM Gscheidle R+D.

Drew Dilkens, maire de la ville de Windsor, en Ontario, se joint à l'hôte de CUI, Mary W. Rowe pour notre série de conversations en tête-à-tête.

Rejoindre l'hôte de CUI Mary W. Rowe pour notre série continue de conversations franches - Comment pouvons-nous tirer parti du pouvoir de la conception et de l'engagement pour améliorer les rues principales? - sont Anjuli Solanki, directrice de programme de l'initiative STEPS; Jason Robbins, architecte principal chez JC Robbins Architecture et 1er vice-président du conseil d'administration de l'IRAC; Devin Segal, directeur de l'architecture de paysage au studio Fathom; Mitchell Reardon, responsable des expériences, de l'urbanisme et de la conception à The Happy City; et Mark Lakeman, fondateur de City Repair.

Rejoignez l'hôte de CUI, Mary W. Rowe, pour notre série continue de conversations franches - Comment les restaurants et la vie nocturne s'adaptent-ils à la pandémie? - sont Alicia Scholer, vice-présidente du Responsible Hospitality Institute; Matt Webber, propriétaire de Berkeley North; Patrick Watt, associé principal, expert en services alimentaires et stratégie chez JC Williams Group; Le chef Vikram Vij, propriétaire du groupe Vij's Restaurants; et Wendy Nicolay, copropriétaire de Cascade Restaurant Group.