Practical Strategies - Post Count

How?

Why?

Work with mainstream and Aboriginal media to disseminate findings
Findings should be sent to all Aboriginal organizations, networks, and agencies that serve Aboriginal people experiencing homelessness
Translate findings into multiple report formats and languages (e.g. pamphlet, pdf, power point, video, website) to increase knowledge translation
Present findings at meetings of Aboriginal umbrella organizations, Aboriginal CABs, and Aboriginal governments
Host a public meeting to share findings and receive feedback

Improves public knowledge about Aboriginal homelessness
Informs program and policy development
Findings can be used by organizations, advocates, and agencies to advocate for additional funding
Feedback on findings will inform future counts

How?	Why?
Partner with Aboriginal CABs and umbrella organizations to craft media messages Ensure Aboriginal voices are included in media accounts Use media to educate the public on the benefits of a PiT Count for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities	Media coverage will reflect the interests and concerns of Aboriginal communities Media accounts will be able to offer a stronger analysis of count findings Findings will reach a broader audience

How?	Why?
Partner with Aboriginal CABs and umbrella organizations to craft media messages Ensure Aboriginal voices are included in media accounts Use media to educate the public on the benefits of a PiT Count for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities	Media coverage will reflect the interests and concerns of Aboriginal communities Media accounts will be able to offer a stronger analysis of count findings Findings will reach a broader audience