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Articles by Diane Roussin
Opinion: Making infant sleep environments as safe as possible
Every year in Canada and around the world, families are devastated by the loss of an infant sleeping peacefully yet never waking. These heartbreaking tragedies, known as sleep-related infant deaths, encompass SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome), accidental suffocation, and other unexplained causes.
Authors: Canada needs solutions-focused innovation to tackle social and environmental challenges
The following was sent to media by QUOI media and is used with permission. An independent social innovation agency could help make this happen By Andrea Nemtin and Diane Roussin CANADA: The traditional view of innovation focused on technology must now be leveraged to address the critical social and environmental problems confronting Canada and the globe.
Winnipeg’s Boldness Project reimagines an urban landscape with Indigenous voices shaping policy
Reimagining urban centres is not new for Indigenous people – First Nations, Métis and Inuit. As we’ve grown and adapted to the ever-changing landscapes of our traditional territories, we constantly imagine what these spaces would look like if we had a say in urban planning. Many of these urban centres are within the traditional territories of the Indigenous people who reside in them, so the space, while not new to them, has changed and is now unfamiliar.
Andrew Chunilall, Julie Gelfand and Diane Roussin: Investing in social infrastructure post-COVID-19
Opinion: As gov'ts, private sector plan multibillion-dollar investments in infrastructure, it’s important to build better social infrastructure too. Author of the article: Andrew Chunilall • Julie Gelfand and Diane Roussin “Social infrastructure” includes policies, practices and relationships that enable us to create a more resilient, inclusive and sustainable society, from the grassroots to the global, and spanning health care, education, culture and democracy.
OPINION | Pandemic provides opportunity to make meaningful investments in social infrastructure | CBC News
When the pandemic began, the federal government turned to community organizations to channel $350 million in emergency funding to areas of need. This should not only be the case in emergencies, but also in shaping and implementing the larger transitions ahead.
Reimagining the Canadian Federation through an Urban Lens
This essay was published as part of the inaugural essay series for the Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation, under the direction of Charles Breton, assisted by Paisley V. Sim. The manuscript was copy-edited by Madelaine Drohan, proofreading was done by Angelia Wagner, editorial coordination by Étienne Tremblay, and production and layout by Chantal Létourneau and Anne Tremblay. This essay was translated into French under the title Repenser la fédération à travers un prisme urbain.
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