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The Question of Labour- Why Employment Alone Isn’t Enough to Escape Poverty with Natalie Appleyard
In this episode, we speak with Natalie Appleyard, Public Justice Policy Analyst at Citizens for Public Justice (CPJ). Natalie joins host Stephen Hurley to explore the complex question of labour and its intersection with poverty, affordability, and policy in Canada.
The series, Political Action Rooted in Discernment is produced in partnership with Catholic Chariities of the Archdiocese of Toronto, the Jesuit forum for Social Faith and Justice and the Mary Ward Centre for Education, Spirituality and Justice
The series, Political Action Rooted in Discernment is produced in partnership with Catholic Chariities of the Archdiocese of Toronto, the Jesuit forum for Social Faith and Justice and the Mary Ward Centre for Education, Spirituality and Justice
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By About Faith NetworkIn this episode, we speak with Natalie Appleyard, Public Justice Policy Analyst at Citizens for Public Justice (CPJ). Natalie joins host Stephen Hurley to explore the complex question of labour and its intersection with poverty, affordability, and policy in Canada.
The series, Political Action Rooted in Discernment is produced in partnership with Catholic Chariities of the Archdiocese of Toronto, the Jesuit forum for Social Faith and Justice and the Mary Ward Centre for Education, Spirituality and Justice
The series, Political Action Rooted in Discernment is produced in partnership with Catholic Chariities of the Archdiocese of Toronto, the Jesuit forum for Social Faith and Justice and the Mary Ward Centre for Education, Spirituality and Justice