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senior content editor for internal comms @freddiemac. formerly @urbaninstitute and @industrydive. please ask me about my dog
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Bill S-2 And JFK Law's Assistance With Status Applications

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By Emily Peiffer Verified, Andrew Ambers
| Mondaq
Having "status" under the Indian Act does not make someone Indigenous. The inverse is even more true – NOT having status does not mean someone is not Indigenous.1 The current Indian Act categories of 6(1) and 6(2) status do not reflect people being more or less Indigenous. At the end of the day, status is a narrow concept from a flawed legislative regime. But determining who is eligible for status is important to many people and directly impacts individuals, families, and communities.
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How Much Do You Know about Homelessness in America?

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By Samantha Batko, Katie Fallon, Sarah Gillespie, Jesse Jannetta, Christina Baird, Alexandra Tammaro, Emily Peiffer Verified
| Urban Institute
Homelessness is pervasive in communities across the United States. Find out if you understand the causes of and solutions to one of the nation's most pressing challenges.
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When Research About a Community Is Led by the Community

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By Lauren Farrell, Emily Peiffer Verified, Jerry Ta
| Urban Institute
Traditional research about communities typically happens from the outside: organizations are often hired to study communities and recommend solutions for how to improve them, but those researchers rarely live in or come from those communities. As a result, their recommendations don’t factor in the experiences, expertise, or desires of residents most affected by the challenges facing their neighborhoods—making the results of that research less effective.
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