Support and Protect: Review of the Nova Scotia Responses to the Pandemic, Mass Shooting and Police Brutality

Adelina Iftene, Allison Hearns, Brock Morrison

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    Abstract

    The Support and Protect team examined the Government of Nova Scotia's responses to recent events, identifying six core areas in need of improvement to better protect and support Nova Scotians: access to resources and safe spaces during crisis; access to online communication and technological resources; police and incarceration; dysfunctional regulatory bodies and court systems; the trifecta of support (housing, income assistant, and access to healthcare); and childcare and child protection. The team's report highlights some of the barriers to innovative and sustainable solutions in these areas and recommendations for new ways forward.

    Original languageCanadian English
    JournalArticles, Book Chapters, & Popular Press
    Publication statusPublished - Aug. 1 2020

    Keywords

    • Mass shooting
    • COVID-19
    • police brutality
    • prisons
    • regulatory bodies
    • housing
    • childcare
    • income assistance
    • health care

    Disciplines

    • Civil Law
    • Civil Rights and Discrimination
    • Courts
    • Criminal Law
    • Family Law
    • Health Law and Policy
    • Housing Law
    • Human Rights Law
    • Law and Race
    • Law and Society
    • Law Enforcement and Corrections
    • Social and Behavioral Sciences

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