Want to connect with others across the country working on similar issues? Now’s your chance; join a CHRA Caucus!
November 1, 2011
What is a CHRA Caucus?
- Caucuses are groups of CHRA members who share an interest in a specific issue related to housing and/or homelessness.
- A caucus networks and shares information and best practices.
Why join a CHRA Caucus?
- Become part of a ‘go-to’ group of members interested in the same issue.
- Help CHRA to better understand and reflect your caucus’ issue in our policies and messages.
- Gain access to a dedicated online discussion forum; pose questions, offer advice and share ideas with members from across the country; learn about relevant research, events and other news directly from CHRA; and make suggestions about potential webinar topics and Congress workshops and speakers.
- Contribute to shaping the discussion through periodic teleconferences, which will lead the way to developing a short discussion paper.
- Opportunity to meet at CHRA Congress.
What the different Caucuses I can participate in?
Caucuses starting this year:
- Affordable homeownership
- Housing and HIV/AIDS
- Large Housing Providers (over 1000 units)
- Youth homelessness
Upcoming caucuses for 2012:
- Housing for seniors
- Rural and remote housing (including small housing providers)
- Housing issues and homelessness among newcomers
- International housing issues
- Housing and social enterprise
- Aboriginal housing (off-reserve)
- Green/Sustainable housing
How can I sign up?
Contact Dallas Alderson at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 613.594.3007 x 18. Be sure to tell her in which caucus(s) you wish to participate, even if it is one that is not yet underway.











