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Housing Rights Advisory Committee · 2025-11-19 · 2025.HS8.7

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Disaggregated Race-Based Data Collection in Social Housing

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2025-11-19 · Housing Rights Advisory Committee · adopted

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The Housing Rights Advisory Committee: 1. Endorsed the Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee's recommendations in Item CR7.3 - Addressing Evictions through Disaggregated Race-Based Data in Social Housing.

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I would like to recommend that the Housing Rights Advisory Committee (HRAC) endorse the recommendations of the Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee in Item CR7.3 - Addressing Evictions through Disaggregated Race-Based Data in Social Housing , which were adopted by the Economic and Community Development Committee at its meeting on October 28, 2025 ( Item EC24.6 ). Disaggregated data collection is a central accountability and monitoring mechanism which can be used to assess progress in the fulfillment of the right to adequate housing and identify potential systemic barriers to housing.

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Equity-based data collection tools for vulnerable tenants in social housing would support HRAC's fulfillment of its mandate by ensuring that the needs of those with living/lived experiences of housing precarity, discrimination, and homelessness are reflected in City programs and service delivery. This additionally, aligns with the aims of HRAC's motion ( Item HS6.9 ) requesting an assessment of opportunities for collecting disaggregated data on vulnerable tenants in multi-tenant housing, to better identify priority populations that may be disproportionately impacted by housing instability. In sum, I believe it is important to champion all efforts to support the City's commitment to progressively realize the right to adequate housing, as affirmed in the Toronto Housing Charter .

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That the Housing Rights Advisory Committee: 1. Endorse the Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee's recommendations in Item CR7.3 - Addressing Evictions through Disaggregated Race-Based Data in Social Housing.

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