Reports & Resources
We’re committed to advancing research and community knowledge through collaborative, fair, and evidence-based research. Explore reports and resources below to learn more about the issues we address, the impact of our work, and the insights we share to drive systemic change.
january 28, 2026
Final Report Launch
UNADDRESSED STEERING COMMITTEEJoint Submission on the Right to Housing for Women, Two-Spirit, Trans, and Gender-Diverse People
Read the full Unaddressed project Steering Committee’s joint submission to the National Housing Council’s Review Panel on the right to safe, adequate and affordable housing for women, Two Spirit, Trans, and gender-diverse people, and the government’s duty to uphold this right.
WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK
Pan-Canadian Women’s Housing & Homelessness Survey
Completed by 500 women and gender diverse people, this survey provides insight into the unique causes, conditions, and consequences of housing precarity and homelessness for women, girls and gender diverse people. The report highlights 10 key challenges that illustrate why and how homelessness is gendered, offering 21 recommendations for transformative change.
keepers of the circleHomelessness and Homelands: Upholding Housing as a Human Right for Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit, and Gender-Diverse People
Read the Keepers of the Circle submission to the Federal Housing Advocate on behalf of the Indigenous Feminist Housing Working Group.
government of albertaResource: Calgary Homeless Shelters
This printable resource highlights homeless shelters in Calgary that provide a short-term place to stay and basic needs for people experiencing homelessness.
OUR Work is well UNDERWAY
Receive Our Final Report in Your Inbox
Collaborating with lived-experts, frontline staff and sector leadership, we are collecting and analyzing data to better understand the true scale and nature of hidden homelessness in Calgary. Be the first to read our final report and stay up-to-date on our project as we implement our findings.
