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System Taps: How Public Policy Creates Poverty w/ Colleen Christopherson-Cote
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Colleen Christopherson-Cote joins Dan and Donna for a compelling conversation about the systems we take for granted—and how they’re actually designed to fail people. From health care to justice, education to social services, Colleen exposes how public policy choices—not personal failings—are driving poverty, homelessness, and burnout across Saskatchewan.
🔥 Key topics include:
• What “system taps” are—and why the bathtub metaphor matters
• Why centralized intake and discharge policies keep failing
• The real reason service providers burn out
• Why education policy belongs in the homelessness conversation
• How we can move from short-term fixes to lasting, systemic solutions
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