Cheryll Case is the Founder and Executive Director of CP Planning. Her interest is in bringing a human rights-based approach to urban planning and community-led solutions to improve access to housing and community space.

Cheryll is the Founder and Executive Director of CP Planning, a Toronto-based non-profit that practices a human rights-based approach to urban planning.

Her work includes the co-design and implementation of local, city, province-wide and national strategies that have mobilized millions of dollars in community-led solutions to protect and improve access to housing, community space and equitable participation in the land-use planning economy.

Cheryll also contributes to influential committees, including the Black Community Housing Advisory Table, the Balanced Supply of Housing Knowledge Mobilization Committee at the Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative and the City of Toronto’s HousingTO 2020-30 Advisory Committee. She is the co-author and co-editor of House Divided.

She holds a degree in urban planning from Toronto Metropolitan University.