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Connection, Engagement and Well-being

How can communities best measure the well-being of their citizens? Often this is done using economic measures of employment, income and inequality. There are also statistics reporting on incidences of crime, of homeless or of disease (most recently focusing on cases of COVID-19).

October 24, 2023

October 24, 2023ReportCOVID-19,health,civic engagement,toronto social capital study

People sit on grass in a park overlooking the Toronto skyline at sunset. Large white text reads “Toronto Social Capital Study 2022” with colorful circles, highlighting the city’s connections and asking, “How well are we connected?”.

Toronto Social Capital Study 2022

How can communities best measure the well-being of their citizens? Often this is done using economic measures of employment, income and inequality. There are also statistics reporting on incidences of crime, of homeless or of disease (most recently focusing on cases of COVID-19).

November 22, 2022

November 22, 2022ReportCOVID-19,social capital,health,civic engagement,toronto social capital study

Blue graphic features bold white and teal text reading Toronto Social Capital Study 2018. Above, three circular icons depict people talking, a handshake, and a group with buildings, representing themes from the Toronto Social Capital Study 2018.

Toronto Social Capital Study 2018

How can communities best measure the well-being of their citizens? Often this is done using economic measures of employment, income and inequality. There are also statistics reporting on incidences of crime, of homeless or of disease (most recently focusing on cases of COVID-19).

October 8, 2018

October 8, 2018Reportsocial capital,civic engagement,toronto social capital study