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Alberta's social policy framework [pamphlet]

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A pamphlet describing the social policy framework consultations in 2012

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Social policy framework values mapping survey results

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As part of the engagement to create Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, the Government of Alberta contracted Cambridge Strategies Inc. to develop and conduct an online survey. The survey was... More ≫

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As part of the engagement to create Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, the Government of Alberta contracted Cambridge Strategies Inc. to develop and conduct an online survey. The survey was intended to identify which values and outcomes are most important to Albertans with respect to social policy and the design and delivery of social programs and services. This document is a summary of the responses.

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Social policy framework engagement : results of phase two survey

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As part of the engagement to develop Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, 774 people completed a survey on socialpolicy.alberta.ca between September 27 and November 16, 2012. This document is a... More ≫

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As part of the engagement to develop Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, 774 people completed a survey on socialpolicy.alberta.ca between September 27 and November 16, 2012. This document is a summary of the responses.

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Summing up : Aboriginal Albertans' perspectives for a social policy framework : results of public engagement on the social policy framework, June-November 2012

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework from Aboriginal Albertans and from discussions with people with a concern for or who work... More ≫

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework from Aboriginal Albertans and from discussions with people with a concern for or who work with Aboriginal Albertans. It reflects input from an estimated 350 people, received during the entire public engagement, from June 7 to November 30, 2012. It is an updated version of Summing Up: Perspectives of Aboriginal Albertans on the Social Policy Framework, which was released in September 2012 and reflected feedback only from the first phase of engagement.

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Summing up : Albertans' perspectives for a social policy framework : results of public engagement on the social policy framework, June-November 2012

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework during the entire public engagement, from June 7 – November 30, 2012. It is an updated... More ≫

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework during the entire public engagement, from June 7 – November 30, 2012. It is an updated version of Summing Up: Results of Phase One Engagement on the Social Policy Framework, released in September 2012.

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Summing up : Albertans' perspectives for a social policy framework : results of public engagement on the social policy framework, June-November 2012

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework during the entire public engagement, from June 7 - November 30, 2012. It is an updated... More ≫

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework during the entire public engagement, from June 7 - November 30, 2012. It is an updated version of Summing Up: Results of Phase One Engagement on the Social Policy Framework, released in September 2012.

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Summing up : Aboriginal Albertans' perspectives for a social policy framework : results of social policy framework engagement feedback received to August 31, 2012

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework from Aboriginal Albertans and from discussions with people with a concern for or who work... More ≫

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This summary document provides a high-level overview of feedback received on the social policy framework from Aboriginal Albertans and from discussions with people with a concern for or who work with Aboriginal Albertans, from June 7 to August 31, 2012. These individuals represent an estimated figure of about 250 people. For the purposes of this document, the term “Aboriginal” is used to refer to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.

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Speak. Share. Thrive. : social policy framework : working paper for discussion

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This document is a working paper that is intended to start a conversation by outlining the potential vision, guiding principles and desired outcomes of the Framework. Its purpose is to provide... More ≫

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This document is a working paper that is intended to start a conversation by outlining the potential vision, guiding principles and desired outcomes of the Framework. Its purpose is to provide readers with an overview of the necessity and purpose of a new Social Policy Framework in Alberta, as well as the principles and process behind its creation.

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Developing a social policy framework for Alberta: discussion guide

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A guide for the public consultations on the social policy framework discussions in 2012.

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A Learning Alberta. Increasing accessibility to advanced education for under-represented Albertans : a discussion document

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In 2005 a comprehensive review of Alberta’s advanced education system, known as A Learning Alberta, was initiated, with the goal of articulating a new vision and policy outcomes for Alberta’s... More ≫

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In 2005 a comprehensive review of Alberta’s advanced education system, known as A Learning Alberta, was initiated, with the goal of articulating a new vision and policy outcomes for Alberta’s advanced education system. This discussion document was developed to focus on a key concern of the initiative: how to ensure that opportunities are available to every Albertan to advance their education – to maximize their own potential as well as to contribute to their communities and the continued prosperity of the province now and in the future.

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