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Hughes Unlocked - Chloe
As part of our #HughesUnlocked Campaign we introduce you to Chloe Halpenny. Without philanthropy we would not be able to support the ambitions of brilliant students like Chloe. Listen to how her scholarship has opened doors to new opportunities and kindled curiosity.
CBC Manitoba, May 7, 2020Radio/Podcast
URL: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ytFMtKRQiFEXRj1tYbztUgwvWVjtJVvE/view?usp=sharing
CBC All in a Day, October 22, 2019Radio/Podcast
One key issue for many voters -- was addressing climate change. But does the outcome of the election bode well for those efforts? The head of Ecology Ottawa will give us his take.
CBC All in a Day, September 30, 2019Radio/Podcast
The number of young people who cast a ballot in the last federal election was the highest it's been in over a decade. Yet, Canada's youngest voters continue to have the lowest turnout among any other age group. We invited a special panel of young voters to find out why.
Youth voices are needed in the basic income debate
Ottawa’s Women’s March focused on bodily autonomy
Capital CurrentOnline
URL: https://capitalcurrent.ca/ottawas-womens-march-focused-on-bodily-autonomy/
A “State” of Possibility? Reconfiguring basic income’s feminist potential through the lens of the state
by Chloe Halpenny
Published by Basic Income Earth Network (Conference Presentation)
January 1, 2020
Biography
Chloe Halpenny (she/her) is a feminist, researcher, volunteer, and storyteller committed to a more equitable world. As a researcher with the Social Research and Demonstration Corporation, she leverages research and evaluation to inform evidence-based social policy and programming. After spending a year interviewing participants in the Ontario Basic Income Pilot for her Master’s research, she serves as one of the founding members and Vice-Chair of the Basic Income Canada Youth Network and sits on the Basic Income Taskforce for Senator Marilou McPhedran’s Youth Advisory, advocating for a basic income on behalf of youth across Canada. Halpenny also serves as the Co-Chair of Women's March Ottawa, a member of the Ottawa Youth Engagement Committee, and a volunteer with Dress for Success Ottawa.