The Montpelier Bridge
Shawn Hildreth. Photo by Johannes Otter
The following article is an edited version of a paid advertorial that appears in the April 28 printed issue of The Bridge:
The Montpelier Homelessness Task Force has been working hard to bring health and cohesion to our community through engaged efforts at problem solving amongst a remarkable network of mutual care. This network involves downtown merchants, city leaders, service providers, members of faith communities, dedicated volunteers and of course, those experiencing homelessness. What is remarkable is how many folks, in different stations of life, and of society band together in a spirit of compassion and level-headedness to address bringing our community closer to a one in which no one will be sleeping outside unless they choose to.
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Meet York s Top 30 Changemakers Under 30
Bold. Inspired. Visionary. It takes a true leader to inspire positive change in the world, and these are just some of the traits that define the successful York University alumni, driven to make a meaningful difference in their communities.
At home and abroad, graduates of York University are not only entering the workforce prepared to put their education into practice, but to enact positive, real-world change. From business leaders championing diversity and equity, to social impact researchers and environmental champions, York alumni across all sectors are 13.5% more likely than graduates of other GTA universities to volunteer in their communities. York’s unique pairing of research and learning excellence with a deep commitment to inclusion, community engagement, and social and economic justice truly helps to develop a community of changemakers.