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1. Baba Yagas, A Place for Women
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Baba Yagas, A Place for Women
2. Baba Yaga’s House – The Original CBC Article and Audio
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CBC Sunday Edition. It’s a daring experiment in aging together. David Gutnick’s documentary, Baba Yaga’s House, tells the story of 85 year old feminist Thérèse Clerc, the activist behind France’s first state-funded, self-administered, women-only residence.
3. Baba Yaga House – CBC The Sequel
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CBC Sunday Edition: Listen to Canadians Janet Torge and Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg talk about Dreams of Radical RestHomes at Baba Yaga House.
4. OpenIDEO – Baba Yaga’s House – Cohousing model for seniors
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Cohousing model for seniors started by group of aging feminist activists: The idea is simple. Rather than moving into a seniors home, the women would live together in a large house and take care of one another. No professional staff, like nurses or cooks. They would be free to live as they choose.
5. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation – Affordable Housing in Canada
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The federal government, through CMHC, provides federal investments under various programs and initiatives to help Canadians in need access affordable, sound and suitable housing