The Canadian Lived Experience Leadership Network (CLELN) is a collective of diverse people with lived experience of homelessness and expertise in grassroots organizing, advocacy, mentorship and peer support. CLELN works to ensure that the voices of people with lived experience are in the forefront of all matters regarding homelessness—and to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity through research, policy, advocacy, training, and collaboration.
Participate in NEHA – The Housing Rights Review Panel Submissions
NEHA – Claim Your Right to Housing! Homelessness among women and gender-diverse people in Canada has been declared a national human rights crisis. Learn more about Canada’s first-ever human rights-based review panel … / More
CLELN Members Participate in the Housing Rights Claim
Homeless on Homelands: Upholding Housing as a Human Right for Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit, and Gender-diverse People In the context of inherent Indigenous rights, the National Housing Strategy Act (NHSA) emerges as … / More
Participate in Neha – Housing Rights Review Panel Submissions
NEHA – Claim Your Right to Housing! Homelessness among women and gender-diverse people in Canada has been declared a national human rights crisis. Learn more about Canada’s first-ever human rights-based review panel … / More
CLELN Members Participate in the Housing Rights Submissions
Homeless on Homelands: Upholding Housing as a Human Right for Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit, and Gender-diverse People In the context of inherent Indigenous rights, the National Housing Strategy Act (NHSA) emerges as … / More