JFC IN THE MEDIA
The Crisis After the Crisis
Obosa Obaizamomwan and Abdul Nur, a settlement worker and a youth outreach worker, speak about the ongoing food insecurity crisis 3 years into the COVID-19 pandemic.
At Jane and Finch, a Fight for Community Space
Michelle Dagnino, executive director of the Jane/Finch Family Centre, highlights the lack of government support and investment in social infrastructure for the Jane and Finch community.
Two U of T faculties join forces to boost mental and physical health of local seniors
A pilot program in partnership with the Jane/Finch Centre aims to improve the physical and mental health of local seniors.
Talk It Out, Work It Out marries mental and physical health in a joint program created and run by U of T social work and kinesiology professors and students
Social Work and Kinesiology professors and students pilot a groundbreaking program for seniors that marries mental and physical health.
Toronto violence prevention grant received by ENAGB Indigenous Youth Agency
The City of Toronto has awarded the Youth Violence Prevention Grant to several community organizations.
North York could see one of the closer races in the city on Monday. Here is what is on voter’s minds.
Michelle Dagnino, executive director at the Jane/Finch Centre, spoke to CP24 about rising rental prices, the increase in cost of living and the resulting potential displacement of long-time Jane-Finch residents.
From traffic to bad air, low-income groups face the worst of climate change in Toronto: experts
Michelle Dagnino, executive director at the Jane/Finch Centre, spoke to CBC about the impact of climate change on lower income communities like Jane-Finch.
