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Equitable Vaccinations in Hamilton

Equitable Vaccinations in Hamilton

by SPRC Hamilton | May 27, 2021 | All Publication, Community Data, Social Landscape

Key findings: Ontario’s Vaccination strategy includes Equity as a key pillar, and groups facing disproportionate riskare to be prioritized, to help reduce the magnification of inequalities that COVID-19 has created. Progress on vaccinations has been slower for many...
Housing, Homelessness, and the Health Pandemic

Housing, Homelessness, and the Health Pandemic

by SPRC Hamilton | May 27, 2021 | All Publication, Community Data, Social Landscape

Key findings: Neighbourhoods with high proportions of residents living in rental housing have high rates of COVID-19. The rental housing market is under stress from many landlords using tactics to increase rents and/or evict tenants during the pandemic. People...
Occupational and Employment Impacts of COVID-19

Occupational and Employment Impacts of COVID-19

by SPRC Hamilton | May 27, 2021 | All Publication, Community Data, Social Landscape

Key findings: Average COVID-19 infection rates are highest in neighbourhoods with high proportions of workers in healthcare and sales and service occupations and lowest in neighbourhoods with high proportions of management and natural resources workers. The economic...
Children and COVID-19 in Hamilton

Children and COVID-19 in Hamilton

by SPRC Hamilton | May 27, 2021 | All Publication, Community Data, Social Landscape

Key findings: COVID-19 infection rates are high in neighbourhoods with high proportion of children 0-17 and neighbourhoods with high rates of child poverty. Severe mental health distress among some children is leading to increased rates of hospitalization. Rates of...
COVID-19 and Intensification of Inequalities

COVID-19 and Intensification of Inequalities

by SPRC Hamilton | May 27, 2021 | All Publication, Community Data, Social Landscape

Key findings: Neighbourhoods with high proportions of racialized residents have high rates of COVID-19 infections.Areas with low proportions of residents facing material deprivation have low rates of COVID-19 infections. Residents who identify as Arab/Middle Eastern,...
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