Projects
Discover how Blueprint’s projects are shaping better policies, programs, and systems by testing new ideas, generating evidence, and scaling proven solutions for social impact.
Responsive Career Pathways
Blueprint is working with partners across Canada to develop and test innovative career guidance models that can be delivered at scale.
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Practitioner Data Initiative
Building data capacity to help skills organizations serve Canadians more effectively
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Scaling to Meet the Needs of Canadians
Creating a robust evidence approach to scale promising skills development interventions
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Building youth resilience and well-being
Using evidence to inform the City of Toronto’s programming for vulnerable young people
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Future Talent: Insights from Canadian Cybersecurity Dual-Client Model
Expanding and diversifying Canada's cybersecurity talent.
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Strengthening employment interventions for newcomer youth
We conducted a series of workshops with newcomer youth and service providers to better understand newcomer youth employment experience in the GTA.
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Analyzing gender, skills development programs, and labour mobility
Using analytics to test the value of training for women
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Assessing the feasibility of a large-scale social-emotional skills assessment in Canada
A large-sample Canadian SES survey would break new ground in the skills development sector
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Career Pathways demonstration project
Testing a training model to help individuals progress in their careers
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An evidence generation approach for the Community Healing Project
Testing an innovative model to increase resiliency in youth
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Contextualized Essential Skills demonstration project
Testing essential skills training for frontline workers in hospitality and retail
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Generating evidence to support A Way Home’s Impact
Assessing the impact of strategic efforts to prevent and end youth homelessness
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Designing an evaluation of Ontario’s Community Justice Centres
Assessing an innovative model to improve community safety and access to justice
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Building evidence for an employment assessment tool
Strengthening a tool to assess service needs of jobseekers
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Integrating essential skills and employment services in British Columbia
Testing integrated essential skills services with employment service providers
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Testing the impact of IT training for youth
Generating evidence about NPower Canada’s programs to support scaling
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Enhancing Manitoba’s employment services
Increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of service for jobseekers and employers
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Rapid response in times of disruption
Supporting workers in hospitality affected by COVID-19
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Towards a better understanding of NEET youth in Ontario
Unlocking the potential of young people who are not employed, in education or in training
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Informing the future of the Canadian Housing Policy
Studying the effectiveness of the National Housing Strategy in addressing core housing needs and homelessness
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Our team and partners live and work on the traditional territory of many Indigenous people across Turtle Island. Blueprint’s home office is situated in the area known as Tkaronto, an area that has been caretaken by the Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Huron-Wendat for thousands of years. We strive to meaningfully incorporate principles of reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples in our day-to-day work, as is our collective responsibility as treaty people, which requires ongoing reflection and collective action.
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