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Homelessness Research Project Hears Voices from the Street

Safety, stigma and immense struggle were key themes brought forward by a panel of individuals with lived experience who presented at the West Kootenay Homelessness Response Summit held in mid-May. As part of the three-year Bridging Rural Homelessness and Well-Being: A Sustainable and Collaborative Response project that is currently being led by a team at Selkirk Innovates, the
British Columbia Amber Streukens Jayme Jones Science Humanities Council Of Canada Selkirk College Street College Program Coordinator

Homelessness Research Project Hears Voices from the Street

Safety, stigma and immense struggle were key themes brought forward by a panel of individuals with lived experience who presented at the West Kootenay Homelessness Response Summit held in mid-May. As part of the three-year Bridging Rural Homelessness and Well-Being: A Sustainable and Collaborative Response project that is currently being led by a team at Selkirk Innovates, the
British Columbia Amber Streukens Jayme Jones Science Humanities Council Of Canada Selkirk College Street College Program Coordinator

Homelessness Research Project Hears Voices from the Street

Safety, stigma and immense struggle were key themes brought forward by a panel of individuals with lived experience who presented at the West Kootenay Homelessness Response Summit held in mid-May. As part of the three-year Bridging Rural Homelessness and Well-Being: A Sustainable and Collaborative Response project that is currently being led by a team at Selkirk Innovates, the
British Columbia Jayme Jones Amber Streukens Selkirk College Science Humanities Council Of Canada Street College Program Coordinator

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New Jersey requires schools to submit digital maps of buildings to help police respond to emergencies

New Jersey schools are now required to submit digital mapping information to police as part of a statewide effort to assist first responders in school shootings and other emergencies. $6.5 million from the American Rescue Plan will help map 1,500 schools in the state that do not already have the technology.
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