We have covered a lot of ground in the past 10 episodes of The 2030 Project. We dove into the Federal Poverty Reduction Strategy and asked "What works, what doesn't work?" We explored the unintended obstacles in a support system that is intended to help those in need. We dealt with the issues of stigma and near invisibility of those living in poverty. And we started an important discussion about whether there is a place for a basic income. In this season finale, we review what we've learned and what solutions we should expect in the coming years. We're joined by Talia Bronstein, VP of Research and Advocacy at the Daily Bread Food Bank, and Daily Bread's CEO Neil Hetherington.

Poverty is a Kitchen Table Issue.

What would it take to eliminate poverty in Canada by 2030? The 2030 Project explores why poverty persists, and what we can do about it. Join host Dave Trafford as he speaks with elected officials, people with lived experience, researchers, and policy wonks to uncover what has been successful with Canada’s Poverty Reduction Strategy and what needs to come next. Non-partisan, candid, and thought-provoking, The 2030 Project tackles some of the biggest and most social pressing issues facing Canada today, such as universal basic income, digital access, disability rights, and the future of work. This podcast is sponsored by Daily Bread Food Bank, a Toronto-based charity whose mission is to collaborate with all to eliminate food insecurity and advocate for solutions to end poverty.