Brown, Suzanne
Biography
Suzanne Brown was a Senior Social Planner with the Social Planning and Research Council until February 2003. During eight years of service with the SPRC, she did community development work, policy analysis, research design and program evaluation to support many groups and projects.
She is a graduate of Wilfred Laurier University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree and was awarded a Master of Social Work (social welfare policy) degree from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
Suzanne currently works for the City of Hamilton as a Program Evaluation Coordinator in the Public Health and Community Services Department.
(From: http://www.sprc.hamilton.on.ca/Organization/Alumni/StaffAlumni.php)
Other Information
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Published Work
2000. The community action plan on homelessness in Hamilton-Wentworth: a report of the Solutions for Housing Action Committee (SHAC) and the Regional Advisory Committee on Food & Shelter in partnership with the Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Wentworth. (Non-fiction)
2000. Flamborough Community Intitatives Group project evaluation. Hamilton, Ont.: Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Wentworth (Non-fiction)
2000. Building community partnerships and services: the Flamborough experience, a manual for community capacity building. Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Wentworth. (Non-fiction)
1999. The Hidden "essential service": the impact of the lack of bus service on social service agencies and their clients. Hamilton, Ont.: Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton and District. (Non-fiction)
1999. Poverty profile. Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Wentworth. (Non-fiction)
1997. Active citizenry in Hamilton-Wentworth: making the commitment to real change. Hamilton, Ont.: Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Wentworth. (Non-fiction)
1996. Giving tenants a voice: the Non-profit Tenant Involvement Project Evaluation. Hamilton, Ont.: Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton. (Non-fiction)
