{"content":[{"text":"APRIL 2019 \n TRC92: YOUTH EMPLOYMENT \n Update to the Community","bbox":{"left":0.1,"top":0.136008,"width":0.484399,"height":0.12938800000000003}},{"text":"Sharing Progress","bbox":{"left":0.058336,"top":0.323978,"width":0.29760800000000004,"height":0.040046000000000026}},{"text":"Welcome to the Winnipeg Poverty Reduction Council (WPRC) Update, The \n purpose of this Update is to share progress on key developments in the \n WPRC's 'TRC92: Youth Employment' initiative.","bbox":{"left":0.058336,"top":0.413919,"width":0.6064989999999999,"height":0.05630099999999999}},{"text":"Announcements, Events, \n The 'TRC92: Youth Employment' initiative is guided by the 92nd Call to Action \n (CTA) in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Report (2015). and Updates \n This CTA is directed toward corporations, and calls on them to take specific \n actions related to employment as part of the journey toward Truth and \n Reconciliation.","bbox":{"left":0.058336,"top":0.485526,"width":0.8832200000000001,"height":0.10082100000000005}},{"text":"The three strategies that make up the 'TRC92: Youth Employment' initiative (see \n sidebar) are derived directly from CTA #92. WPRC views this initiative as a \n truth and reconciliation-based journey of learning, relationship-building and \n social innovation, with the goal of increasing opportunities for Indigenous \n employment in Winnipeg's private sector.","bbox":{"left":0.058336,"top":0.607464,"width":0.6537469999999999,"height":0.09500900000000001}},{"text":"The role of WPRC in 'TRC92: Youth Employment' is to facilitate connections \n between business and community, convene opportunities for relationship- \n building and learning, identify systemic gaps, facilitate cross-sectoral \n problem-solving efforts, and track progress..","bbox":{"left":0.058336,"top":0.72359,"width":0.6172679999999999,"height":0.07565600000000006}},{"text":"WPRC uses an 'Employer Consortium' approach where groups of private- \n sector employers work together in a peer-to-peer environment, on the three \n strategies. Currently, WPRC is working with two Employer Consortiums and \n ten community organizations that train Indigenous job seekers.","bbox":{"left":0.058336,"top":0.820363,"width":0.633127,"height":0.07565500000000014}},{"text":"PAGE 01","bbox":{"left":0.85128,"top":0.95724,"width":0.07930799999999993,"height":0.017348999999999948}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.300525,"top":0.938273,"width":0.197304,"height":0.052083},{"left":0.038639,"top":0.934938,"width":0.189951,"height":0.058712}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.300525,"top":0.938273,"width":0.197304,"height":0.052083},{"left":0.038639,"top":0.934938,"width":0.189951,"height":0.058712}]}