Resources & Templates
Check out these resources and templates for further learning and for supporting evidence to your submission.
Resources
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Advocacy and Media Strategy
The toolkit has a section on steps, tips, and tricks to build an advocacy campaign and media strategy. Download the Toolkit and check out Section 7.
This section will show you how to:
- Engage with media and prepare key messages
- Utilize social media and online platforms
- Build public support
An overview of community oral hearing testimonies from right to housing organizations who participated in the first review panel.
How to use this tool: You can reference this document for context when preparing for your own written and oral testimony. This document contains the themes and arguments presented by organizations like: The Shift; Canadian Centre for Housing Rights; National Right to Housing Network / WNHHN, and more.
A guide to support organizations and rights claimants in incorporating human rights language in their written submissions to the review panel.
How to use this tool: You can refer to this guide as you are drafting written submissions to better infuse human rights language and framing. If you have not engaged with rights-based frameworks before, this can help you use human rights-based language to strengthen your arguments and recommendations. It also explains key terms, concepts, and principles of international human rights law.
Templates
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Research to Support Your Claims
