Please answer the following question: Read the bio below and try to give details on michael shapcott 's: - employer - module - years active - current - notable works - boards - education - organization - name - nationality - website - movement - alma mater - occupation Bio: michael shapcott is a canadian academic whose public policy research focuses on housing , homelessness , and the relationships between health , poverty and housing . he has worked on housing and homelessness initiatives at all levels of government including international levels . he is currently director of the affordable housing and social innovation at the wellesley institute -lrb- wi -rrb- , a non-profit and non-partisan research and policy think tank in toronto , ontario , canada . he was previously executive director of the community/university research partnerships -lrb- curp -rrb- program at university of toronto 's centre for urban and community studies , where he promoted links between academic research and social justice . shapcott is a founding member of the national housing and homelessness network and the toronto disaster relief committee and the toronto environmental alliance , of which he continues to be a board member . prior to that , he was manager of government relations and communications at the co-operative housing federation of canada -lrb- ontario region -rrb- . michael shapcott went to alexander galt regional high school -lrb- 1970 -- 1972 -rrb- and took courses including political science at the university of calgary -lrb- 1980 -- 1982 -rrb- and then studied law at the university of toronto -lrb- 1983 -- 1986 -rrb- . he did not go before the bar but instead began to work at the christian resource centre then as a manager at both houses opening today -lrb- hot -rrb- and with the homes first society , an innovative initiative that has become an integral part of many housing programs . in 1989 , shapcott , bart poesiat and future toronto mayor barbara hall created the rupert pilot project to fund affordable housing initiatives which received substantial funding in the early 1990s from the ontario government . shapcott came to public attention in the late 1980s and early 1990s for his work in basic which became the '' breads not circuses '' coalition which argued that the money being...
A:
- employer is wellesley institute -lrb- wi -rrb-- module is manager for the co-operative housing federation of canada of government relations and communications -- ontario region- years active is 1980s - current- current is prince 's charities ' canada 's seeing is believing- notable works is wellesley institute 's annual housing reports precarious housing iceberg- boards is toronto environmental alliance- education is london economy of public policy -lrb- 2008 -rrb- university of toronto school , law -lrb- 1983 -- 1986 attr -rrb- , the of university of calgary , general studies - political science -lrb- economics 1980 -- 1982 -rrb- and political science , political- organization is wellesley institute 's affordable housing and social innovation- name is michael shapcott- nationality is canadian- website is [www.wellesleyinstitute.com wellesley institute -rsb-- movement is affordable and housing housing , homelessness , social initiatives , health- alma mater is university of toronto- occupation is director -lrb- 2009 - current -rrb-