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On Monday, December 29, 1997 3:42 PM, Brian Hyndman, The Health
Communication Unit[SMTP:[log in to unmask]] wrote:
Brian,
The Health and Homelessness piece sounds great, is it up on the net
somewhere that we could read it and point to it? Or is there some way to
get a copy?
Often when we speak as poor people it help to have the support of pieces
such as this one to support our stories beyond just he individual.
> Dennis,
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> Congratulations on the acceptance of your timely and
> provocative letter. Having tried, and apparently failed, to
> interest the Toronto Star in publishing an
> OPHA-commissioned piece on the public health impacts of
> homelessness{snip}
I am happy that some recent initiatives (e.g.,
> CPHA's response to the MAI) recognize the fact that the
> realization of social justice within a given set of borders
> (be it Ontario, the United Kingdom or anywhere) ultimiately
> depends on a global commitment to policies that ensure access
> to the basic prerequisites of health.
Have many people looked at social and economic rights as part of the answer
to addressing a commitment to policies that ensure access to the basic
prerequisites of health?
Thanks,
S
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Sherrie Tingley
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