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MacKinnon, S., and Stephens, S. (2008). Is participation having an impact? Measuring progress in Winnipeg’s inner city through the voices of program participants. Winnipeg, MB: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Mb. MacKinnon, S.and Stephens, S. (2006). Inner city refugee women: Stories of hope and survival. Winnipeg, MB: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Mb. MacKinnon, S. (2006). “Housing” (ch. IV). In Investing in tomorrow today - Alternative Provincial Budget 2006. Winnipeg, MB: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Mb. MacKinnon, S. (2006). “Income” (ch.V). In Investing in tomorrow today - Alternative provincial budget 2006. Winnipeg, MB: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Mb. Mackinnon, S., Comack, E., Haworth-Brockman, M., Silver, J., Stephens, S. (2006). “Inner city voices, community-based solutions.” In State of the inner city report 2006.Winnipeg, MB: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Mb. F. CCPA-Mb Research Summaries The CCPA-Mb produces two page ‘Fast Facts’ and four page ‘social and economic trends’ articles based on research projects undertaken by CCPA-Mb, and distributed widely to governments, media, community organizations, trade unions, CCPA-Mb members and the general public. The following is a list of these publications that I have authored since 2007. Policy and Poverty in Manitoba. Budget 2013. May 13, 2013 Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges. December 7, 2012. Playing politics with poverty in Manitoba. November 23, 2012. National Housing Day: Still waiting for a plan. November 21, 2012. Income Inequality in Canada: How does Manitoba compare? Can we do better? September 15, 2012. The Cost of Learning–How does Manitoba Rank? September 11, 2012. Increasing Aboriginal Labour Market Participation Making a case for Labour market intermediaries. September 5, 2012. Budget 2012: Deficit budget creates a surplus of spin. April 18, 2012. It’s Budget Time Again: A glimmer of hope and a healthy dose of skepticism. April 16, 2012. Canadians Deserve "A Budget for the Rest of Us". March 15, 2012. Connecting Aborignal people to 'good' jobs. March 9, 2012. The Harper 'apology': Residential schools and Bill C-10. January 24, 2012. Connecting the Dots, The OECD Report on Poverty and Winnipeg's Inner City. December 13, 2011. Post Election 2011: How will the Selinger government move Manitoba forward? October 14, 2011. 6
Election 2011 UNSPUN: Winnipeg's Inner City and North End Neighbourhood, Lessons from Ten Years of Research. September 16, 2011. Election 2011 UNSPUN: Public Schools Financing. September 14, 2011. Poverty Reduction and the Politics of Setting Social Assistance Rates. July 20, 2011. Silently Speaking Truth to Power. June 7, 2011. Sustainable health care begins with the social determinants of health, It's time to get it right. June 2, 2011. State of the Inner-City Report: We’re in it for the long haul. December 2, 2010. Rising housing prices and low rental vacancy A perfect storm for condo conversion. October 6, 2010. Child welfare devolution in Manitoba A bumpy but necessary road to justice. June 17, 2010. Poor No More? The long hard climb back to economic justice. June 9, 2010. The Social Determinants of Health in Manitoba What we know about health inequity in Manitoba and what we can do about it. May 17, 2010. A middle of the road budget for tough times, Commentary and Fact Sheets, March 25, 2010. Putting the spirit of giving in context. December 21, 2009. It takes all day to be poor The State of the Inner City Report 2009. December 9, 2009. Cities within Cities II. September 8, 2009. Cities within Cities. August 11, 2009. Fast Facts: I just want to have a decent home‘Joe’s’ Story. July 8, 2009. Manitoba’s poverty reduction plan All Aboard – Destination Unknown. June 22, 2009. The Red River Floodway The Benefits of Public Investment. May 7, 2009. The Housing Crisis in Thompson. April 29, 2009. Fast Facts: Recreation and Crime Prevention: We can do so much better. March 16, 2009. The Trouble with Housing for Low-Income People. March 5, 2009. Manitobans are committed to poverty reduction. Is the Manitoba government? February 12, 2009. Rent Control in ManitobaChallenging the Myths. December 23, 2008. Privatization of Public Housing Who Really Benefits? December 22, 2008. Poverty and Social Exclusion: Solving Complex Issues through Comprehensive Approaches. September 10, 2008. Manitoba’s At-Risk Youth What can a public-private partnership do? June 27, 2008. FastFacts: Manitoba Cities How Do We Really Rank? June 19, 2008. Manitoba Budget 2008 Make Poverty Reduction a Priority. April 8, 2008. Step by Step, Turning Things Around in Winnipeg’s Inner City. January 3, 2008. Redirecting Federal Tax Cuts Could End Homelessness. November 16, 2007. Housing, It's Time to Set Targets. May 17, 2007. Manitoba Election 2007, Sorting Through the Smoke and Mirrors. April 26, 2007. Manitoba Budget 2007. Commentary and Fact Sheets, A Budget Without Courage, April 5, 2007. F. Evaluation Research and other commissioned research (un-published) 7
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