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Co-op and Career Services supports SDG 1 by offering paid work experiences that help students build careers while reducing financial barriers. These opportunities promote economic stability and poverty reduction through meaningful employment.

The is a grassroots program that provides low-cost, community-driven solutions to alleviate poverty. By empowering individuals with resources and education, it promotes sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction.

is internationally recognized for her work on poverty and colonialism, and post-conflict memory, human rights and artistic representations, in particular in Latin America.

  supports SDG 1 by providing employment opportunities and resources for refugees, helping reduce poverty and promote economic stability.

Dr. Elizabeth Vibert's research explores poverty, food security, and sustainable livelihoods, uncovering poverty's historical roots and aids in developing solutions to reduce inequality.

The National Consortium for Indigenous Economic Development at UVic promotes economic empowerment and poverty reduction. Through education and training programs, it fosters sustainable livelihoods and strengthens Indigenous communities' economic resilience.

 annually raises funds to reduce global poverty. This multicultural 5K walk empowers communities through initiatives in health, education, and sustainable livelihoods, helping create long-term solutions for poverty reduction.

provided advise to the Report of the National Advisory Council on Poverty, sharing the challenges facing many people and families related to inadequate income, difficulty accessing benefits and supports, and racism and discrimination.

Dr. Jacqueline Quinless co-created the report which identifies the many issues and challenges faced and imposed on Indigenous people in accessing the current systems of support to address poverty in the provice of British Columbia.