
Emily Berg
PhD student in Public Health at University of Alberta; researcher on post-secondary student homelessness and health equity for vulnerable populations
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Jul 22, 2026
Turning research into action on student homelessness
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Karine MorinHOST
So can you explain a little bit what is offered in that toolkit and what are the means that institutions or others can take to help address the situation for those who are experiencing homelessness while being a student?

Emily BergGUEST
Yeah, I'll keep it brief because the toolkits are very exhaustive, but we do have a big report if somebody wants to read all the nitty gritty details.

Emily BergGUEST
If post-secondary institutions, and again, like I said, experiences are very similar, but the size, the amount of students that maybe are struggling, the amount of resources you need at one campus versus another campus in the country varies.

Emily BergGUEST
And so you need to figure out how big your problem is, how many students are actually struggling, and what resources are the biggest priority.
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Karine MorinHOST
Speak a little bit to research that becomes very much problem solving and that has that real impact.