The BC Poverty Reduction Coalition’s “Blueprint for Justice” released in 2020 describes how the COVID-19 pandemic has magnified existing inequities and revealed the depth and breadth of the durable policy and investments needed to truly reduce poverty and inequality in B.C. It describes the concrete actions needed to ensure nobody is left behind during the pandemic and beyond it, centering its recommendations on four principles: economic security, universal basic services, equity and climate justice. The full blueprint can be found here.
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Recommendation 31: Install an independent Mental Health Advocate within the Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions.-
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Recommendation 59: Fully restore and fund poverty law legal aid in BC to address areas such as income security, employment, housing, and debt.-
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Recommendation 62: Increase funding to the Human Rights Tribunal to stop extensive delays and restore service levels.-
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Recommendation 63: Ensure Internet access, access to technology, and in-person support to those accessing the legal system online.-
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Recommendation 64: Apply a gender-based analysis lens (GBA+) to all legal aid funding in BC.-
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