A fact sheet on the You Can Do It Awards! Innovative learning accounts that supports inner city youth to succeed in school and realize their goal of post-secondary education.
...full articlePlease watch this video to learn more about the You Can Do It Awards! The video is footage from Shaw TV on the awards ceremony on June 23, 2011 at R.B. Russell School. The video includes interviews with award recipient Seneca Chartrand, and Rick Frost from Winnipeg Foundation.
...full articleBusiness & Education Partnerships aims to engage workplaces with schools to improve learning opportunities for inner city students. The initiative is delivered jointly by the Winnipeg School Division and the Winnipeg Poverty Reduction Council
...full articleA report to the community to share news on WPRC activities for 2010-2011.
Posted On: July 14, 2011
The WPRC hosted the city’s first “Winnipeg Poverty Reduction Partnership Forum” on November 4-5, 2010. Over 200 Winnipeggers representing a variety of sectors came to develop a deeper understanding of the impact poverty has in all our lives and discuss ways we can address the issue as a community by leveraging each other’s strengths.
The contents of this report provide a summary of WPRC activities, accomplishments, learnings, and partnerships during 2008-2010.
The WPRC Framework for Action was finalized and formally approved by the WPRC in December 2008. It is not the intention of the WPRC to view this document as static or final. On the contrary, the Framework for Action is a working, living document that will assist and guide the actions and strategies of the WPRC. As the WPRC continues to learn from its experiences, as well as the experiences of others, the Framework for Action will change and evolve as required over time.