Bridging the Gap: Rural Homelessness Data and Advocacy

The main goal of this project is to develop an advocacy plan for collecting and utilizing rural-specific homelessness data. This involves researching, reviewing policies, and creating case studies to highlight the importance of accurate data collection in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities. The ultimate aim is to secure funding and support from foundations, government, and municipalities to address the unique challenges of rural homelessness and ensure these communities receive the necessary resources and attention.

Evaluating Kinesiology Regulation in Alberta

The Alberta Kinesiology Association seeks to explore the feasibility and impact of regulating kinesiology under Alberta’s Health Professions Act. The project aims to assess the implications for public safety, professional standards, and the economic costs and benefits of establishing a regulatory framework. By conducting a comprehensive analysis, the project will provide valuable insights to inform decision-makers, stakeholders, and the public about the potential advantages and rationale for regulating kinesiologists. This initiative is crucial for ensuring consistent, high-quality care in the field of kinesiology and aligning it with other regulated health professions. The project will involve reviewing existing literature, analyzing case studies from other regions, and gathering input from industry experts. - Evaluate the current state of kinesiology practice in Alberta. - Analyze the potential impact of regulation on public safety and professional standards. - Assess the economic implications of establishing a regulatory framework. - Gather insights from stakeholders and industry experts.