PLAN 530 Affordable Housing Policy and Planning – Projects
Students in SCARP’s PLAN 530 Affordable Housing Policy and Planning course complete housing research projects in partnership with local housing organizations and local governments. Topics are selected by partners and reflect a wide range of issues relevant to the current housing policy and delivery work of the partners. Topics include pathways into homeless among specific demographic segments, culturally-appropriate housing, tenant relocation policies, and methodologies for capturing current market rents in transit locations.
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By Wonjun Cho, Zak Zenasni
Partner Organization: Metro Vancouver Read More

By Kaitlynn Given, Sean Reisman
Partner Organization: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) Read More

By Jean Roe, Maureen Solmundson
Partner Organization: City of Vancouver Read More

By Ian Flock, Esther Anisha Benjamin
Partner Organization: BC Housing Read More

By Kate Davis, Jenna Hilderbrand, and Emilia Oscilowicz
Partner Organization: BC Housing
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By Halina Rachelson, Jose Wong, and Emily Han
Partner Organization: Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation (CMHC) Read More

By Alli Henry, Alexandra Heinen, and Andrea Witoszkin
Partner Organization: Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation Read More

By Jonathan Kew, Itzel Sánchez, and Leni Vespaziani
Partner Organization: B.C. Non-profit Housing Association (BCNPHA) Read More

By Laurel Eyton and Mark McNaughton
Partner Organization: B.C. Non-profit Housing Association (BCNPHA) Read More

By Sydney Rankmore and Liana Glass
Partner Organization: Yukon Housing Corporation Read More

By Ruby Carrico and Jacqueline Hunter
Partner Organization: Metro Vancouver Read More

By Mark Poskitt
Partner Organization: Homelessness Services Association of BC (HSABC) Read More
The reports are the work of the students and the views presented do not necessarily reflect those of SCARP or of the community partners. Projects posted after September 2020 have undergone peer review by HRC’s Research Review Committee.