The Calgary Indigenous Sharing Network is community driven by the community, for the community to strengthen the voice of Indigenous peoples and the relationships with key stakeholders. CISN is part of the Supporting Indigenous Sharing Network coalition which aims to share information, discuss current emerging issues, identify local priorities, and needs, continue with community planning and promote collaboration at a local level.

Creating a city where poverty cannot exist is an ambitious goal. It means having a city where our health, education, childcare, and transportation systems meet our needs. A city where jobs pay living wages, and our income support programs meet our basic needs. But it’s what Enough for All strives to attain.

We know that poverty is about so much more than just income. In Beneath the Surface - the layers of poverty in Calgary we look beneath the surface of the metrics, and to learn the story behind them. Looking at these multifaceted layers helps us measure what matters and uncover solutions that will chart a better path forward.

View a summary of Beneath the Surface - the layers of poverty in Calgary.

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