Families Deserve Action to End Child and Family Poverty in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia has the fiscal capacity to build that poverty-free future where kids can be kids, housed, fed, and thriving
Dr. Lesley Frank is a CCPA-NS Research Associate, Steering Committee Member of Campaign 2000, and Tier II Canada Research Chair in Food, Health, and Social Justice at Acadia University. She is the Director of the Fed Family Lab at Acadia University. She has co-authored or single-authored the Child Poverty Report Card for Nova Scotia for over two decades. Dr. Frank also spent several years providing pre-natal services and family resource support to women living in low-income circumstances in the Annapolis Valley.
Nova Scotia has the fiscal capacity to build that poverty-free future where kids can be kids, housed, fed, and thriving
The widespread relief programs in the early days of the pandemic showed that it is indeed possible to quickly and dramatically reduce child poverty.
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